The new Outlook app is getting more offline mode features soon
The new Outlook app for Windows has been the target of all kinds of criticism over the last year, not least because it lacks many of the features that were already mainstays in the older classic Outlook app.
However, a number of long-awaited features are now being rolled out in the new Outlook app, which may be worth paying attention to.
These features include accessing emails and attachments while disconnected from the internet, as well as the ability to add more recipients to email replies. In addition, there should now be clearer indications for shared inboxes.
If all goes well, users should gain access to all these new features in the coming weeks, reports Windows Latest.
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© 2025 PC World 3:25am Microsoft Surface running iPadOS? Nope, it was a marketing flub
I think even non-techy people can tell the difference between Microsoft’s Surface line and the omnipresent iPad at this point, even as both product lines get more features that cross the line between consumption tablet and laptop alternative. Maybe that’s why a Microsoft promo showed a Surface device running Apple’s software. Whoops.
Over the weekend, a post on the official Surface brand Twitter/X account proclaimed: “Read, highlight, summarize, repeat… all on Surface Pro, the ultimate research buddy.” And the photo does indeed show someone using a Surface Pro… with what’s clearly the iPadOS version of Microsoft Word on screen. Presumably it was done with the help of Photoshop.
If the general interface of the app isn’t a dead giveaway, clock the wide swipe-up gesture bar on the bottom that iPads use instead of a home button. On Windows 11, that would be either a full taskbar or a hidden one. As someone who’s been begging for a top-aligned taskbar ever since Windows 11 arrived, this hurts.
Perhaps rubbing it in a bit, Twitter users employed the platform to “add context” to the post, a tool normally used to combat deliberate misinformation. “This is an iPad screenshot on a Surface,” says the additional info, with a link to Apple’s iPad promo page.
The tweet has since been deleted, but the screenshots will live in infamy. Hey, at least it’s not quite as bad as CNN presenters using your branded product placement Surface tablets as iPad stands.
© 2025 PC World 2:45am  
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© 2025 BBCWorld 3:15am This MagSafe wireless power bank with built-in USB-C cable is 33% off
Since you never really know just how much you’re going to use your phone on any given day, you do yourself a disservice if you don’t carry a power bank with you. While you may not need it very often, you’ll be so glad to have it when your phone does happen to die one day.
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The Ugreen MagFlow delivers fast 25W wireless charging thanks to next-gen Qi2 tech. (Many newer phones are Qi2-ready, including the latest iPhones, Google Pixel 10, and the Galaxy S25 series.) The built-in USB-C cable delivers 30W charging. Meanwhile, the power bank’s 10,000mAh capacity offers enough juice to recharge your phone about two times over (although your mileage may vary depending on your phone model).
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© 2025 PC World 3:05am 
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