Microsoft starts rolling out new Outlook app for everyone, here’s what’s new

Microsoft has been working on a new Outlook app for Windows 11. The updated Outlook app is set to bring several new features, improved user interface and better integration with other services.
The updated Outlook app is now live for everyone, and users can now update the app on Windows 11 devices to use it. Here we’ve listed all the new features that the updated Outlook app comes with .
Latest features in Outlook for Windows 11
Seamless iCloud integration:
The new Outlook app now lets users easily connect iCloud account to Outlook by accessing the “Email accounts” settings through the cog icon.Simply click “Add account” to complete the setup.
Enhancements to the Web App
Despite initial criticism for being a web wrapper, Microsoft has been actively refining the new Outlook app. Recent updates include added support for Gmail, Google Calendar, and contacts, with ongoing efforts to introduce more features and improve offline capabilities.
RSVP functionality for meetings
A forthcoming feature allows users to RSVP for meetings without the need to attend. This option, set to roll out in March 2024, provides users with all the necessary meeting details without requiring their physical presence.
Efficient management of declined meetings
Another upcoming feature addresses the challenge of managing declined meetings. By enabling the “Show declined events in your calendar” option in the settings, users can keep track of declined meetings on their calendar, aiding in time management for professionals with busy schedules.
Expanded offline support
One of the major highlights of the Outlook has always been the offline support. Microsoft is finally adding improvements to the native Outlook app as well.
Microsoft is working to add offline support to additional pages within Outlook, including the Calendar and events, ensuring a more reliable and versatile user experience.