Microsoft updates Office on iOS within the Insider Program: Outlook now offers the option to launch suggested responses

This year we have seen how Microsoft has made a significant effort to port its flagship applications to other mobile operating systems. Perhaps it is the consequence of the failure of his proposal in the form of a Windows Phone that is no longer supported, but that is something that we will never know for sure.

The truth is that Microsoft applications are available on Android and iOS and in fact we saw how it was possible to live on Android using only apps from the American company.And now it's the turn of Office or, more precisely, Outlook, which is updated in the iOS Insider Program adding suggested answers

Mail and calendar improvements

For members of the Office Insider Program on iOS, Microsoft has released build 19123100 with important improvements to Outlook. Two new important features are coming to Outlook, such as suggested replies and more ease when adding other email accounts from other platforms.

In or relative to suggested answers The user will have the option to edit their answer before submitting it Suggested answers appear in the bottom of an email above the reply box, in a feature that is only available in US English, Spanish (es-419), and Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR).

Just click on any of the suggested replies to quickly start the response for some emails.

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In addition, we&39;ve made it easier to sync accounts from iCloud, Yahoo! and Gmail to create a base of operations where you can interact with conversations from other platforms and email calendars, both personal and work. Just go to the route Meeting Insights>"

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In this sense, emails and documents that are relevant in our agenda for the creation of a meeting or an appointment, are now included in the event description of the Calendar."

To test what's new in Office on iOS in the Insider Program, you must access through the TestFlihgt app at this link, although the test quota for some applications, in the case of Word, is full at the time of writing this article.