On the Office Insider Release Notes website, the company (via Windows Latest) has posted a screenshot that reveals a first look at the new Outlook app for Windows 10. The image was posted to showcase the new “Org Explorer” app for Outlook. However, it also shows parts of the new “One Outlook” app. For instance, the screenshot reveals a new look with rounded corners, new iconography that matches the new icons that Microsoft is pushing on Windows 10 with the Sun Valley update, and an updated title bar that also features quick action buttons, a search box, and additional padding. Although it resembles the web and desktop version of the mail application, the rounded corners are significant because it shows the new design direction that the company is pushing with the new version of Windows 10. The screenshot appears in the beta channel notes for Office, indicating that Microsoft already has a workable version of the app. However, if the company follows the same rumored schedule, we will likely not see the app until 2022. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
