Outlook for iOS introduces Skype integration

Thomas Wellburn

January 13, 2016

Microsoft has just updated the Outlook application on iOS to offer enhanced Skype integration.

Not content with just bringing free group video calling over to Apple users, Microsoft has overhauled the Outlook app to bring some enhanced Skype features aimed at business and home users alike. The new update makes group calling easier than ever with just a simple finger press, while also introducing an enhanced schedule view which includes the ability to now view a three-day timeline as opposed to a whole week.

To download Outlook, head to the Apple App Store here. It’s compatible with all Apple devices and also recently gained support for 3D Touch.

For more on Microsoft, visit What Mobile’s dedicated Microsoft page.

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