Microsoft doubles down on watch apps with Translator, Outlook and more

Macworld
Aug 6, 2015, 3:45 pm704 pts
Microsoft jumped further into the smartwatch app market Thursday, launching a trio of applications that put its services on users’ wrists. Apple Watch owners now have their own version of Outlook, and Microsoft has now brought OneNote to Android Wear after first making it available on Apple’s smartwatch…

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