Microsoft has recently decided to make its Outlook email app free for Mac users in the App Store and will add new features.

New, free Microsoft Outlook Web App clients for iPhone and iPad are available in the Apple App Store, but require an Office 365 subscription for use.

With its new Outlook.com service, Microsoft has succeeded in shaking up the boring and never-changing world of e-mail. Designed to replace the company's long-running Hotmail product, the free ...

Microsoft Outlook is now completely free for macOS users, meaning they no longer have to pay for a Microsoft 365 subscription just to use the app to manage their mail.

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.

Microsoft today announced Outlook is now free to use for all Mac owners. Previously, users would need a Microsoft 365 subscription.

Microsoft is adding to Outlook.com for free new ad-free inbox, enhanced malware and phishing protection and larger mailbox sizes. The catch: Users must be Office 365 Home/Premium users to qualify.

Microsoft on Thursday released its long-awaited Outlook client for iOS, giving both iPhone and iPad owners the ability to access a unified view of email calendar, contacts, and attachments.

Microsoft released the long-coming email smartphone app for iPhone and iPad on Thursday.

We've also added a reference to the free version of Outlook being ad-supported. Original story: Microsoft is making the Outlook for Mac app free to use, the company announced this week.