There's only so much you can say in an email. Our increasingly online world requires many of our interactions to occur digitally, but that doesn't mean your message has to be two-dimensional as well.

Microsoft is asking select users to pay $3.99 per month for premium email features like custom email domains and an ad-free inbox, according to a landing page uncovered by Thurrott. Outlook.com ...

Microsoft Outlook’s Quick Steps allow you to bundle several actions into a single click or keyboard shortcut that you trigger ...

Microsoft is testing a premium version of Outlook.com that removes the ads and supports custom domains for email addresses. According to Brad Sams at Thurrott.com, Outlook Premium is free for one year ...