Microsoft announced some improvements for the Outlook for Windows app and Outlook for the Web. The latest addition to Microsoft's email clients revamped the dictation feature and its user experience, making it "even more powerful and easier to use."
For those unfamiliar, Outlook supports AI-powered voice input with over 50 supported languages, allowing you to create emails using your voice. With the latest update, Outlook for Windows and Outlook for the Web received the ability to pause and resume dictation, change the dictation settings, and get quick help for troubleshooting any possible issues.
When using dictation, you will notice a new panel with four buttons, which allow you to pause dictation (you can also use the Alt + ` shortcut), access its settings, get help, and close the panel. As for available customization, you can select your spoken language, switch microphones (if your computer has two or more), monitor your mic, and toggle on or off auto-punctuation and the profanity filter.
Outlook for Windows and the Web gets improved voice dictation
The new Outlook for Windows app (the one everybody hates) and Outlook for the Web are getting some neat improvements for the voice dictation feature.
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