It’s a true replacement for the stock Mail app. Of course, support for Microsoft’s own email offerings are there, including Exchange, as is support for Google, Yahoo, and even Apple’s own iCloud email. With Outlook, you can sign in and manage email from a variety of providers. Not only is the app free, but it’s also really good. The good news is that Microsoft’s email app, Outlook, is absolutely free to use.
That’s okay if you’re all-in on its ecosystem, but it might be a bitter pill to swallow for iPad-only users who occasionally need to edit documents and spreadsheets. The downside of using Microsoft’s apps is that some of them require a monthly subscription fee. In a lot of ways, Microsoft offers more functionality and forward-thinking than Apple’s own iWork suite.
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I love the look and feel of Microsoft’s iPad Pro offerings. Inside, you’ll find details about a popular email client, an awesome text editor, a podcast recording studio, a visual drawing, sketching and painting app, and an awesome iPad Pro-optimized Twitter client. During my hands-on time with the iPad Pro, I’ve been able to identify several apps that I believe all iPad Pro owners should have in their stable of apps.
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