Windows RT users have more reasons to celebrate the release of Windows 8.1 update, which has brought about a number of changes as well as new features to the ARM operating system. The update will integrate Outlook 2013 standalone email client application with Windows RT. Apparently, Windows RT users will be able to enjoy technical support from Outlook help desk whenever they come across a problem. Microsoft had integrated Office suite products like MS Excel, MS Word, MS PowerPoint and MS OneNote with Windows RT, since the very beginning of this ARM operating system.
Windows RT Sans Outlook a hard sell product
Although a good number of average smartphone users found Windows RT to be useful, the operating system didn’t impress corporate users as it didn’t have a premier e-mail client application in it. About 50 percent of the negative reviews Microsoft received after the release of Windows RT were about the lack of a premier email client application in it. One must understand that the software giant was ready to make necessary and customer friendly changes to make Windows RT popular. The prospective changes going to be introduced to Windows RT is a sign for this.
In its recent blog post, the software giant said that it the latest Outlook version, Outlook 2013, is a refined one focusing both corporate users and personal users. While the application helps corporate users to do their day to day works without delay, it caters for the requirements of laypeople via its simple and user friendly features.
Built-in Mail application not a substitute for Outlook
In fact, Microsoft had thought that the built in Mail application with Windows RT would meet the emailing requirements of its customers. But, we have come to know from the past reports that there is no better email application to substitute Outlook. With its impressive features, Outlook has managed to make a strong influence on users. There is no doubt that the addition to Outlook 2013 to Windows RT will certainly be a great step Microsoft is taking towards making this ARM operating system more acceptable to the public.
Microsoft introduces Outlook 2013 to Surface RT and Surface Pro
Along with Windows RT, Microsoft has integrated Outlook 2013 with Surface Pro and Surface RT devices.
What users are looking forward to seeing is the integration of a well organized Outlook help desk, the fairly recently formed Outlook 2013 service. We have no doubt that the software giant will not compromise on this.
Windows RT Sans Outlook a hard sell product
Although a good number of average smartphone users found Windows RT to be useful, the operating system didn’t impress corporate users as it didn’t have a premier e-mail client application in it. About 50 percent of the negative reviews Microsoft received after the release of Windows RT were about the lack of a premier email client application in it. One must understand that the software giant was ready to make necessary and customer friendly changes to make Windows RT popular. The prospective changes going to be introduced to Windows RT is a sign for this.
In its recent blog post, the software giant said that it the latest Outlook version, Outlook 2013, is a refined one focusing both corporate users and personal users. While the application helps corporate users to do their day to day works without delay, it caters for the requirements of laypeople via its simple and user friendly features.
Built-in Mail application not a substitute for Outlook
In fact, Microsoft had thought that the built in Mail application with Windows RT would meet the emailing requirements of its customers. But, we have come to know from the past reports that there is no better email application to substitute Outlook. With its impressive features, Outlook has managed to make a strong influence on users. There is no doubt that the addition to Outlook 2013 to Windows RT will certainly be a great step Microsoft is taking towards making this ARM operating system more acceptable to the public.
Microsoft introduces Outlook 2013 to Surface RT and Surface Pro
Along with Windows RT, Microsoft has integrated Outlook 2013 with Surface Pro and Surface RT devices.
What users are looking forward to seeing is the integration of a well organized Outlook help desk, the fairly recently formed Outlook 2013 service. We have no doubt that the software giant will not compromise on this.
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