Microsoft revealed earlier this year that it intended to close the calendar application of the output of the popular sun, acquired last year. The software giant had planned to kill the application on August 31, and spend most of their roles in the implementation of Outlook email on iOS and Android. A number of users of sunrise mourned his death, and complaining that Microsoft has not done enough to integrate sunrise in Outlook. It seems that Microsoft accepts, as the company delayed the closing of the sunrise.
"We have decided to wait a little longer to offer a few features of Outlook sunrise inspired," said a spokesman for Microsoft said in a statement to PCWorld. "Once those features are released applying Sunrise will be formally arrested." Do not know how long Microsoft will take to move additional functionality to Outlook, but it means that the sunset over sunrise for the moment suspended.
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