A whole lot of patterns Windows 3.0 was followed by Windows 3.1 and 3.5, which included a ton of new wallpapers. Most of these were designed with the idea that they would be set as a tiled ...

But one of the simplest, best, and most effective is right within Windows itself. No, not Outlook—the native Mail app. Mail—and its related app, Calendar—don’t feature many bells and whistles.

And it works with Vista or Windows XP. Note: Windows Live Mail is not the same as Windows Live Hotmail, which is a Web-based e-mail service. Congratulations to Microsoft for the confusion.

The new Outlook has the same UI as Outlook on the web. (Image credit: Microsoft) The Mail & Calendar apps on Windows 11 have been neglected by Microsoft for well over two years at this point.

Outlook.com is a free web-based version that replaced Hotmail, which is Microsoft’s competitor to Google’s Gmail. The new Outlook for Windows is an app, not a website that is free and has the ...

The wallpaper was created by designer Bradley Munkowitz, also known as GMUNK, who explains in a YouTube video that he and his team took thousands of images of the Windows 10 logo and combined all ...

Beginning in August, Microsoft is planning on phasing out the existing, free Windows Mail and Windows Calendar apps included in Windows 10 and 11, and replacing them with the new Outlook for Windows.

The build is from before Windows 11 was unveiled, compiled in May 2021. It includes unused variants of Windows 10's and Windows 11's default wallpaper.

It turns out that Microsoft's design team has rendered an updated 4K version of the default Windows XP wallpaper —you might know it by its name, " Bliss." ...

Microsoft will retire the Windows Mail and Calendar applications on Windows 10 and Windows 11 at the end of the year, first auto-migrating users to the new Outlook for Windows app in August.