It seems like this is still the strategy, but it may happen more gradually than originally expected, my contacts say. The original leak about Monarch indicated that Microsoft was considering replacing the built-in Mail/Calendar client in Windows with the new Outlook. By late July or August this year, Microsoft is hoping to be able to get it to Insiders in the Slow Channel, though this target date could slip until the fall, my contacts said. Microsoft could be ready to get a test version of the new Outlook to Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta channels by late March or early April 2022, my contacts say. My sources say the company is planning to make an official announcement about One Outlook this spring. Microsoft has been testing Monarch/One Outlook for several months internally with increasingly large rings of employees. The new Outlook will look and feel a lot like Outlook for the Web, I hear.
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Microsoft currently has different versions of Outlook for Windows, Mac, the Web, iOS, and Android devices ( based on the Acompli technology it acquired), all of which its officials (confusingly) tend to refer to as plain-old "Outlook." The new One Outlook - which also is expected to be branded as plain-old "Outlook" once it's available - will work on the Windows Desktop (Win32/UWP Intel and Arm), on the Web, and the macOS Desktop.
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