To be fair, my only concern about this type of app remains - the ability to disable remote images, as one can do with the stock Mail app. I have now used and also monitor the activities of the app, and it's performing exactly as how MS has described in their TechNet documentation, and have no concerns at this point with the new app. I read MS's own technical, and regularly updated, documentation - start here: (v=exchg.160).aspx - and the link at the bottom provides one on a far-more-detailed background. That written, I own two Exchange Servers and also use Office 365 for Business. While Winkelmeyer may have had good intentions, a read of the privacy policy would have cleared up concerns of potential users as it did for me. I did appreciate the - in my words and opinion - "chicken little" perspective that Winkelmeyer and others took at the time, but IMHO the Accompli app was not new in its approach as iOS device owners including myself use many apps that transmit and store credentials I read the privacy policy and decide whether it works for me, and I don't understand why anyone wouldn't read a TOS/privacy policy before using something. I did read the Accompli privacy policy at the time, and again after MS purchased/rebranded the app and I felt that the privacy policy was pretty clear, and chose to not use the app and opt to review it again. I did read that "news" at the time and found none of it to be fully accurate, at the time, and even less so now. No offense, but that's pretty old and no longer relevant, and was - at the time - bordering on FUD.
Microsoft Outlook can be downloaded from the App Store for free. Microsoft is letting developers create additional add-ins for iOS, with instructions available from the Office Dev Center. GIPHY to easily add GIFs to your emails and make "Congratulations" a little more fun!.Smartsheet to help you manage and automate work so you can get work assigned, updated, and completed more quickly.Evernote to capture what's on your mind and stay organized by clipping emails from Outlook to a project notebook in Evernote.Trello to turn your email into actionable items, keep track of projects, and make sure emails don't go unseen.Nimble to help you get prepared for meetings and engage effectively with business intelligence about your email contacts and their organizations, right in email.Translator to help you read messages in your preferred language, across devices, with support for 60 languages.
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A full list of what Microsoft is adding is below: Microsoft is adding a wide range of add-ins, that will let users do things like translate messages into different languages, automatically add actions to Trello, add email clips to Evernote, insert GIFs, and more. This is why we introduced add-ins for Outlook on Windows, Mac (in Insiders) and on the web-and are now bringing them to iOS. For the first time, add-ins are able to be used with the mobile version Outlook, mirroring functionality available on the desktop.Īdd-ins can help you get more done on the go, and save you valuable time spent switching between apps. To celebrate the two-year anniversary of Outlook Mobile, Microsoft is today introducing a major feature for the iOS version of the Outlook email app - add-ins.
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