The design uses white surfaces for increased contrast on text and icons, which also involves elements of Microsofts design language to keep it looking familiar to existing Outlook users.

The sidebar and My Day panels are modifiable to match a users preferences, such as the My Day having selectable calendars, while a new three-day view will show impending events.

The search can be used to find items across multiple accounts and folders at once, with results for contacts able to bring up extra information, such as an organizational chart.

Advanced search filtering can select items based on importance, keywords, and attachments.

You can add notes to contacts, start a Teams chat, or mark them as a favorite within the People view.

A Teams toggle simplifies setting up a virtual meeting, with Outlook also suggesting times that work best for all participants.

This ranges from drag-and-drop account and folder arrangement to setting favorite contacts, to customizing the toolbar.

The latter also houses add-ins, automations for tasks, which can include third-party services such as DocuSign, Salesforce, and Zoom.

This includes a new snooze feature to temporarily ignore a message that cant be read or responded to immediately, allowing it to reappear at a more convenient time as an unread email.

This is how humanity waste resources and pollute the nature.

I use it on an old MBP 2015 and using the new-look version runs just fine.

What were you running it on that you felt it was using too much CPU.

I do wish they had redesigned the Contacts to make it look like the Windows version.

The ridiculous list that looks like its randomly sorted is not usable.

I certainly like many of the features of Outlook for iOS, particularly the unified and focused inbox.

Heres our handy guide to translating webpages between languages on your iPhone or iPad.

Apple has added one-touch enhancements to all your audio recordings done in Voice Memos.

Outlook For Mac Or Apple Mail