Flow is a new Microsoft application that we talked about the other day when we told you that it is ready to give Outlook users the opportunity to communicate in a completely new way with all their contacts. Those from Microsoft believe that sending emails can be replaced by sending text messages directly from the Outlook inbox, but it remains to be seen if the rest of the world will agree with the company from Redmond.
Flow is developed exclusively for the platform iOS of the Apple company and is thought by those from Microsoft to allow conversations with any kind of users who have an active email address. If the other day we only saw the internal document of the Microsoft company from which we learned about the existence of Flow, today we see the first images of the interface of the future application.
Microsoft is working on a new app, right now it is only available on iOS, that is described as a micro-email app that allows for quick chatting with anyone who has an email address. Information first popped up about this app yesterday and now we have new images that give us the first look at this app.
Although Flow is in the early stages of the development process, Microsoft intends to expand its functionality in the future, looking like a standard chat application for mobile terminals. The interesting part of Flow, however, lies in the fact that it works through Microsoft's Exchange system, and the conversations conducted by users reach in the box email to be viewed later.
Flow does not yet have an official release date set by those from Microsoft, but it probably won't be long until it officially arrives on the market for those interested. Until that moment, the Microsoft company could implement a series of new functions, but don't think that we have in front of us the application that will make you forget Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp Messenger, because it is designed for a different type of user.
