Microsoft’s new One Outlook client seems to be ready. In the future, it is intended to replace the different Outlook variants that exist side by side.
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Microsoft: New One Outlook Client for Windows 11.
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Microsoft’s has apparently released its new “One Outlook” client for at least work and school accounts. This is reported, among other things, by our US sister publication PC-World. The new Outlook client is intended to replace several different Outlook versions that currently coexist.
The new “One Outlook” client corresponds to the previous Outlook web app in terms of appearance and functionality, as the US media write. This tweet shows screenshots of the settings menu, contacts, mail interface and calendar from the new One Outlook client:
When Microsoft finally releases the new “One Outlook” client for all Windows users, it should replace the many different versions of Outlook for Windows and the web. So the mail and calendar client from Windows, outlook.com and maybe even the classic Outlook app.
Microsoft has not yet given a date for the appearance of One Outlook. However, observers believe it is possible that the new Outlook client will appear together with the autumn update Windows 11 version 22H2.
Download a leaked trial version
IT news site Windowscentral posted a link at the bottom of its report to download the current version of One Outlook. This is a leaked test version. But this download is unofficial, use it at your own risk and without any support.
