The iPhone as an information storage system is part of one of the uses that users value the most, but it is also essential content management. Fitted within the management issue we find ourselves the e-mails. Over time, large companies that manage emails like Google or Microsoft They have been polishing their applications to offer the user functionalities that no other provided.
Microsoft Outlook is Microsoft's messaging service. Its application is very intuitive and simple, but it stands out among the rest of the services in which It also integrates mail, calendars, files from different clouds and contacts. The new update of this app includes shared calendars, what you have.
Microsoft gives its Outlook calendars a boost
Before commenting on the main novelty of this new Outlook update, it should be noted that this function is only available to Outlook.com users, Those who are subscribed to Office 365 will have to wait because the function will be applied gradually.
The shared calendars of Outlook come to the application with the new version of the app, the version 2.16.0. Once a calendar has been created we can share it with our friends or colleagues so that they can edit them. Who has permission to edit? Very simple, next to the calendar we can check which users have access to the calendar in their email account, and we can modify it from our account (if we are the creators).
The ease of having shared calendars on iOS allows us to not having to depend on the computer to modify permissions. It should also be noted that we can only share those calendars that are created in the Outlook service, although we can also, as you already know, consult different calendars from other platforms such as Gmail.
