New Outlook App for Windows 11 and Windows 10 Launching Soon

Similar to other tech companies, Microsoft develops multiple versions for services like Outlook and OneNote on PCs. Not long ago, the company confirmed the consolidation of the OneNote app installed alongside Office and OneNote for Windows 10 into a unified version. Recently, the company also announced plans to reshape its Outlook app lineup.

Outlook for Windows 11 and Windows 10 will have a completely new interface

Microsoft is actively developing a new Outlook app for Windows 10/11 under the project codenamed 'Project Monarch'. This forms a crucial part of the new '

One Outlook' initiative that Microsoft is spearheading, ultimately aiming to integrate Mail and Calendar apps into a unified application on both Windows 10 and Windows 11 without the need for separate installations.

Clearly, users can expect the release of the new Outlook app sooner than anticipated, with the first Preview version slated to launch later this year, possibly preceding the debut of Windows 11.

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According to Mytour's findings, Microsoft's One Outlook app information leaked earlier this year, has been updated, and is now simply referred to as 'Outlook' with a beta label. This indicates that a Public Preview is imminent.

The upcoming Outlook application is set to operate seamlessly across Windows, macOS, and the web. In other words, this new version will replace all existing Outlook applications on desktops. In the May 2021 update for Office Insiders, the new Outlook design was inadvertently unveiled, featuring a user interface reminiscent of the new Paint app in Windows 11.

Currently, Windows 11 will ship with the existing Mail & Calendar app. These apps will be updated with rounded corners and new WinUI controls. Naturally, the new Outlook app will also adopt this design language.