
In case the update isn't available for you yet, you can also sideload the APK from APKMirror. If you're a Microsoft 365, Office 365, or account user, you can try out the new 2-way calendar sync feature by updating to the latest version of Microsoft Outlook from the Play Store link below. The POP3, IMAP4, and SMTP server name and other settings you may need to enter are listed on the Protocol Settings. After you sign in, click Options > See All Options > Account > My Account > Settings for POP, IMAP, and SMTP access. Additionally, any changes you make to your saved events will be synced across all connected app, no matter which app you choose to make the edits on. You can find your server settings by following these step: Sign in to your e-mail account using Outlook Web App. Since syncing is bi-directional, the events you create on Outlook will also be saved on the other calendar app you use. While the changelog only mentions Samsung Calendar and Google Calendar, the new feature in Microsoft Outlook should work with other calendar apps. Events created in other calendar apps (Samsung Calendar, Google Calendar, etc) can now be viewed/edited from Outlook mobile and vice versa!" Hit the Done button and watch all your email download."Want to sync events between Outlook and other calendars on your Android device? Outlook for Android now supports 2-way calendar sync for Microsoft 365, Office 365, and accounts.

If, for whatever reason, it doesn’t, just hit Choose The Provider and select the appropriate company.

However, you’ll need to use your browser to actually log in to your account. You’ll still need to prove to Google that you own the account, which will involve two-factor authentication with your smartphone. On macOS, adding Gmail to Outlook is a little different from how you do it on Windows.
