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After years of leaks, Microsoft is finally ready to go public with Project Monarch, er ah, One Outlook, oops, the new Outlook for Windows!

Microsoft Teams is finally available to download from the Microsoft Store on Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Well, after years of waiting, we’re finally getting our first peek at One Outlook. And … it appears to be an offline version of Outlook on the web.

Microsoft has started rolling out seamless account switching across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and other Microsoft 365 web apps.

Microsoft has quietly released a beta version of Teams optimized for Apple Silicon Macs.

With Microsoft now offering Windows on Azure, its critics alleged that the firm now makes it more expensive to do so on rival cloud platforms.

Microsoft Teams' first video filters, Adjust Brightness and Soft focus, keep things quite professional compared to Zoom's more eccentric options.

Microsoft will rename its Microsoft Partner Network (MPN) to the Microsoft Cloud Partner Program (MCPP) and is making major changes.

Five years into the Microsoft Teams era, Microsoft is adapting this versatile product to better fit into the intra/post-pandemic world of hybrid work.

The new 3D Fluent emojis that Microsoft has been teasing since last year are now available in preview in Microsoft Teams.

Customers of G Suite legacy free edition who are upset that Google just remembered they exist might find a new home with Microsoft 365.

Microsoft says that has optimized the Microsoft Teams app on Windows to reduce power consumption by up to 50% during resource-intensive use cases such as Teams calls and meetings.

Microsoft is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its Viva employee experience platform (EVP) and it has some data to share.

The inimitable Mary Jo Foley reports that Microsoft’s “Project Monarch,” sometimes called “One Outlook,” is still on the way after many delays.

With me switching to an iPhone, one might naturally wonder if a Mac is next. Put simply, no. But you’re looking in the wrong place.

One of Amazon’s Deals of the Day today provides a Microsoft 365 Family 12-month subscription with a $50 Amazon Gift Card for just $99.99.

Microsoft announced today that Teams now supports end-to-end encryption, but only for one-to-one calls.

Microsoft announced Teams Essentials yesterday, and it seems like a great deal at just $4 per month per user. But the firm offers an even better deal.

Microsoft will offer a standalone version of Teams for small businesses, called Teams Essentials, for $4 per user per month.

Today, Apple announced a new offering called Business Essentials, a subscription for small businesses with up to 500 employees.

Meta---the company formerly known as Facebook---today announced new integrations between Workplace and Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft revealed this week that it will no longer support OneDrive on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 starting on March 1, 2022.

Microsoft has announced that it will host a virtual education event on Tuesday, November 9 that will include “new technology.”

At its Ignite virtual conference this week, Microsoft announced major updates to Office.com and the Office app for Windows.

At its Ignite virtual conference this week, Microsoft announced that Test Base for Microsoft 365 is now generally available.

Not willing to be left out of the hype around the metaverse, Microsoft has announced Mesh for Microsoft Teams.

The Fluid Framework is coming to life as Microsoft Loop, a new Microsoft 365 application that takes collaboration beyond the traditional document.