#Microsoft

Microsoft has confirmed that it will shut down its Outlook Lite app for Android in the coming weeks, with full service ending on May 25, 2026. Microsoft has already stopped new installations of Outlook Lite months ago and has been gradually phasing it out. Microsoft said that emails, calendar entries, and attachments will remain accessible once users log in through Outlook Mobile using the same account. The move is part of Microsoft’s broader effort to consolidate its apps and focus on a single, more feature-rich platform. Microsoft has quietly introduced a new internet speed test feature in Windows 11, giving users a quicker way to check their connection directly from the taskbar. Unlike some Microsoft features, the speed test respects the user’s default browser instead of forcing Microsoft Edge. Microsoft previously offered a dedicated Network Speed Test app in earlier versions of Windows, which provided deeper insights and tracking capabilities. Microsoft is reportedly preparing to discontinue its Microsoft Lens app. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft to shut down Outlook Lite app on Android" and "Windows 11 adds built-in internet speed test to taskbar".