Outlook Arrives On Apple Watch

More and more third-party email apps for iOS are expanding with Apple Watch support, and now Microsoft’s Outlook is joining the party.

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Through Outlook on Apple Watch users can look at their email, go through notifications of incoming emails and also send limited replies.

Jump over to the Verge website for a full review via the link below. In the mean time, you can get the updated Outlook app from Apple’s App Store.

Hence, to increase its hold in the market, Apple has come up with the Android Apple Music app that’s scheduled to arrive sometime this fall. You could see your emails, but you couldn’t do anything with them.

You can also manage your inbox from Outlook on Apple Watch, including deleting, flagging, archiving, marking read/unread, and scheduling items for later, which are accessible from within a message or Force Touch. Outlook, however, lets you pick from quick replies, use emoji or dictate your response, similar to Apple’s Messages app. But the Watch also needs more apps that can work independently without needing to communicate with a paired smartphone.

“This new version will have great new capabilities and bring native apps right to your wrist”, Cook said in June. Additionally, notifications pop up to show you edits made to shared documents.