Outlook is updated and ends the agony of Sunrise Calendar

Microsoft bought the popular calendar application © Sunrise Calendar in February 2015 and just over a year later was already decided his fate: extinction. reaprovechable everything would disarm and be included in Outlook, the application of office all-in-one email, tasks and calendar Microsoft. The date for the final execution of © Sunrise Calendar, September 1.

The day came, and © Microsoft bull caught him. In his day they were promised that no one would miss © Sunrise Calendar because it would include much of their functions in Outlook, but these improvements were not ready yet. Sunrise Calendar was reprieved until © Outlook will be updated, but that day has arrived today, and with it the end of © Sunrise Calendar by constantly ever.

The group © Sunrise Calendar already been fired again-in his blog. The application will stop updating calendars from now and will leave not start session. It finished what it was given, and if it were still clinging to your © Sunrise Calendar it's time to find yourself a choice according to the Outlook itself, Today Calendar or Google Calendar.

New in Outlook

It is time to review the old functions © Sunrise who have reached Outlook. The initial of it are additional interesting calendars to follow sporting events. By currently very limited and only on iOS, although the group © Microsoft guarantees that come rushing to Android.

Another added are automatic icons for events, supported by the text. For example, if you create an event for a coffee, it is automatically decorated with an icon of a cup of coffee, and if you create an event of food with someone, is accompanied by an icon of a knife and fork.

The events currently have locations with autocomplete looking for easily intergrar inquiry. Of course, the search is based on Bing, as could not be otherwise. This position can be used later to get directions easily.

Selectors -a floating mini-calendar dates to choose one day have also been simplified, inspired by © Sunrise Calendar and © Outlook for Web and PC. In this case, we expect even © Android to enjoy them, as they will come "soon."

© Outlook calendar can by end edit recurring events from the mobile and better integrated with © Skype for Business.

All these improvements are fine although they seem insufficient precipitous as if they were hoping to find a fair excuse to finish by the end with Sunrise. There is also no news several functions © Sunrise Calendar that we missed in Outlook as incorporating more services. I would not dare say that © Outlook "has charged the batteries," but this is most we could aspire, at least for now.