First, by funneling everyone into a single email application for all our accounts (yes, even Gmail, Yahoo Mail, and more), Microsoft will learn more about what we’re talking about. So why is Microsoft force-feeding us Outlook? The reasons for Microsoft’s decision are pretty much spelled out in Microsoft’s Outlook announcement post. In my tests, the app crashed a couple of times, without losing any data, but then became stable. You can then flip back within Outlook by returning the toggle to its previous state. Current Mail and Calendar users can test-run the new interface by toggling the “try the new Outlook” toggle in Outlook’s upper-right-hand corner, which flips the interface to the new look. But now Microsoft plans to replace Mail and Calendar with the unified Outlook app interface, beginning next year.
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