Microsoft Acquires Email Startup Acompli

[Spartan]

After accidentally leaking its plans, Microsoft has now confirmed it's buying email startup Acompli for an undisclosed sum. The company came to prominence thanks to its synonymous app for Android and iOS, which we reviewed favorably earlier this year.

Acompli probably caught Microsoft's attention with extensive support for the company's Exchange servers. Although limited Exchange email and calendar compatibility is cooked into both Google and Apple's mobile OSes, Acompli handles tasks like creating events, responding to invites, and managing contacts more like Microsoft's Outlook than a third-party app. As such, an acquisition makes sense -- Microsoft could choose to either relabel the app "Outlook Mobile" or something similar, or use it as the foundation for a new Outlook app for iOS and Android. If you want to see what the fuss is about before Microsoft decides what it wants to do with it, the app is already available as a free download for Android and iOS.

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After accidentally leaking its plans, Microsoft has now confirmed it's buying email startup Acompli for an undisclosed sum. The company came to prominence thanks to its synonymous app for Android and iOS, which we reviewed favorably earlier this year.

Acompli probably caught Microsoft's attention with extensive support for the company's Exchange servers. Although limited Exchange email and calendar compatibility is cooked into both Google and Apple's mobile OSes, Acompli handles tasks like creating events, responding to invites, and managing contacts more like Microsoft's Outlook than a third-party app. As such, an acquisition makes sense -- Microsoft could choose to either relabel the app "Outlook Mobile" or something similar, or use it as the foundation for a new Outlook app for iOS and Android. If you want to see what the fuss is about before Microsoft decides what it wants to do with it, the app is already available as a free download for Android and iOS.

think_ww  think_ww  think_ww

[compose]

ok so :)

[Spartan]

think_ww  think_ww  think_ww

 

 

ok so :)

 

 

 

outlook mobile app ni revamp seyanike...ready available code..

[ZuniorVentiyar]

$200M ki kinnadu ... btwn autodesk softwares students ki free antagaaa????? 

After accidentally leaking its plans, Microsoft has now confirmed it's buying email startup Acompli for an undisclosed sum. The company came to prominence thanks to its synonymous app for Android and iOS, which we reviewed favorably earlier this year.

Acompli probably caught Microsoft's attention with extensive support for the company's Exchange servers. Although limited Exchange email and calendar compatibility is cooked into both Google and Apple's mobile OSes, Acompli handles tasks like creating events, responding to invites, and managing contacts more like Microsoft's Outlook than a third-party app. As such, an acquisition makes sense -- Microsoft could choose to either relabel the app "Outlook Mobile" or something similar, or use it as the foundation for a new Outlook app for iOS and Android. If you want to see what the fuss is about before Microsoft decides what it wants to do with it, the app is already available as a free download for Android and iOS.

 

[ZuniorVentiyar]

idhi universal email client .... gmail , yahoo , outlook (POP3 or IMAP edina) ki paniki vosthadi .... google drive , calander anitiki integration untadhi like AOL alto ki mobile version laa .... but app ee sarigaa undadhu  CITI_c$y  CITI_c$y

 

 

 

P.S: veedi APP UI ki google meterial design follow ayadu .... MS vadu Metro ki change chesthadu emo UI ni 

outlook mobile app ni revamp seyanike...ready available code..

 

[Spartan]

idhi universal email client .... gmail , yahoo , outlook (PO3 or IMAP edina) ki paniki vosthadi .... google drive , calander anitiki integration untadhi like AOL alto ki mobile version laa .... but app ee sarigaa undadhu  CITI_c$y  CITI_c$y

 

peru marchesi ammeskuntad ..MS..

[Spartan]

$200M ki kinnadu ... btwn autodesk softwares students ki free antagaaa????? 

 

http://www.engadget.com/2014/12/01/autodesk-software-free-education/