

So, to solve this problem Microsoft and Google work together and allow each other to access mail service. The inbox of outlook and inbox of Gmail in two separate places.

Now the problem is if you want to look at what is in the inbox then you have to look in two places. Suppose someone has both Gmail and outlook.

That said, you can edit events and see changes across your applications and even across platforms. That’s a bit of a frustrating limitation that we hope Microsoft can fix soon. You’re only able to pull your Samsung and Google Calendars into Outlook - not the other way round. While we applaud this syncing option for those using Outlook for Android primarily, it’s actually worth noting that there are plenty of reports suggesting that you can’t actually sync Outlook calendars to your Gmail or Google account. If you do use Outlook for Android extensively, being able to sync your calendars or agendas with Google Calendar and Samsung Calendar might prove especially useful, but it isn’t just limited to these two options according to the guys over at Android Police. Now though, Outlook for Android has added the ability to sync calendars with the dedicated Google and Samsung calendar apps - making it even more enticing. Microsoft’s Outlook for Android is a really surprisingly good email client that in some ways, is actually better than Gmail.
