Imagine starting your workday with a clutter-free inbox, perfectly organized emails, and seamless virtual meetings. Sounds like a dream, right? With the guidance of IT trainer Elissa Smith, this can ...

Microsoft Outlook is an email app used by businesses and people around the globe. It's included in Microsoft 365, Google Workplace's main competitor. Like most email services, Outlook is ...

Microsoft Outlook will no longer require you to sign into your account each time you open your browser unless you specifically log out. That might sound bad for your ...

Most of us have a love-hate relationship with e-mail. It’s allegedly our servant, but, let’s face it, we are often its slaves. Many of us also have a similar relationship with our e-mail client.

If you send sensitive information through email, you risk someone intercepting and reading your messages. However, you can ensure that only you and the intended recipient can view the contents of your ...

Are you tired of writing multiple emails or do you find writing an email a challenging job? Don’t worry, Copilot is there to help you. You can automate emails in Outlook using Copilot AI and make your ...

Microsoft’s comprehensive personal information manager is called Outlook. It is primarily used as an email client but also has additional features such as organizing appointments in the calendar, ...

If you use Microsoft Outlook — the version of the inbox application that is included with Microsoft 365 — then you may have noticed a design change that has put the navigation pane along the left side ...

Over the past year, we’ve reported on countless problems with Microsoft’s Outlook apps, and they’re still coming. This time, ...

It’s common to use a third-party calendar such as Google Calendar even if you also use Microsoft Outlook’s Calendar feature. One might use Outlook on your PC and Google Calendar on mobile devices.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. First things first, although it is understandable to think ...