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Outlook.com Calendar Updated to Metro Style

Apr 2, 2013·Dustin

The Outlook.com calendar has finally been updated to the newer ‘Metro’ style interface. This was one of the first things I noticed with the new Outlook.com styling, was that it didn’t expand into the other features. I’m glad they finally are updating the others. The calendar definitely looks better. As of right now, mine is still the old style, but it is expected to roll out to all users this week.

We also made navigating and getting info into your calendar faster than ever. You can add or edit events with a single click, enter an event by simply dragging your mouse across the time or date range you need, add tasks without opening a new page, and jump to a particular day simply by clicking the date.

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