Microsoft has finally launched the update for its Outlook app that gives the app support for Android wear.
When Outlook was first launched in August for the Apple Watch, it almost instantly became the most preferred personal email app on IOS. According to Design & Trend, the reason Apple Watch users loved it because it gave them the convenience of being able to read full emails, archive, delete, flag, schedule messages and much more on from the wristwatch. This left Android Wear users wondering when they could experience the same type of email handling convenience.
Moving on, with the success of Outlook for Apple Watch, the Office Team decided to make the app available to Android Wear. The availability for Android was deployed with the update that launches Microsoft Outlook version 2.1.0 so now, Android Watch users can install Outlook in their wristwatches.
Speaking of this new development, Microsoft told Android Central, "This week, we're bringing the best of Outlook to Android Wear. Stop reaching out for your phone, everything is now happening on your watch."
Microsoft continued, "Check your Outlook notifications, read your new emails and reply with pre-set messages or voice dictation right from your wrist. It's never been that easy to manage your inbox."
That sounds good, isn't it? However, it should be noted that it is still currently being rolled out on Google Play so it may not be available to some users just yet. For those in a hurry, that is absolutely understandable, given the amazing features of the Outlook app. So for users who really cannot wait, the other workaround is to download the APK and manually install the app but that is not a very good option for those not so "techie."
Nevertheless, it will be available soon and it's only a matter of time and it seems like it is really worth the wait.
