Microsoft no longer charges for Outlook for Mac. It’s free to use, no subscription fee required. The macOS app can be used with a variety of email account types, including iCloud and Gmail. And the ...

Microsoft announced today that Outlook is now free for all Mac owners. Previously, users would need a Microsoft 365 subscription to use the email client app. Whether at home, work or school, Mac users ...

On the Outlook blog, Jeremy Perdue writes: Now consumers can use Outlook for free on macOS, no Microsoft 365 subscription or license necessary. Whether at home, work or school, Mac users everywhere ...

Microsoft has made it even easier for Mac users to access their favorite email client, Outlook. Previously, users had to purchase a Microsoft 365 subscription or Office to use Outlook. Free Outlook ...

Microsoft says its Outlook for Mac email and calendar client is now available for free, and it will no longer require an Office license or a Microsoft 365 subscription to be used. Outlook for Mac ...

Update, 4:36pm: Microsoft has updated its post to indicate that the “ground up” redesign coming for the Mac version of Outlook will continue to be a “native Mac app,” and not a “Progressive Web App ...

On March 6, Microsoft announced that the native Outlook for Mac app is now free for macOS users on the App Store. The app complements Outlook for iOS and allows users to integrate Outlook.com, Gmail, ...

Outlook Web App, also known as Outlook on the web, allows you to access your Outlook email account from a web browser. While Outlook on the web doesn't include all the features found in the desktop ...

Microsoft has recently decided to make its Outlook email app free for Mac users in the App Store and will add new features. The Outlook app no longer requires a Microsoft 365 subscription or an Office ...