An imminent update for Microsoft Outlook addresses an unnecessary frustration for mobile users.
Microsoft is preparing an update for its Outlook email service that will solve an unnecessary headache for iOS users. As explained in a new entry (opens in new tab) to the company’s product roadmap, Outlook for iOS will soon allow users to choose whether to share images as attachments or embed them in the message body. Historically, the only available option has been to embed images within messages, with obvious effects on readability, especially when attempting to send multiple photos at once. Microsoft Outlook has for many years been a central part of people’s professional and personal lives, but the way the service is consumed has changed over time.
