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From their announcement of acqusition: http://blog.sunrise.am/post/110577824529/sunrise-microsoft http://blog.sunrise.am/post/110577824529/sunrise-microsoft >
by eterm 10y ago
From their announcement of acqusition:
http://blog.sunrise.am/post/110577824529/sunrise-microsoft http://blog.sunrise.am/post/110577824529/sunrise-microsoft
> Today, we’re excited to announce that Sunrise is joining Microsoft. For Sunrise, this is just the beginning.
> Sunrise will remain free and available for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and Desktop – we’re not going anywhere.
- DKnoll 10y agoIt was amusing that Sunrise was bought by Microsoft, but still could not connect to either of the Exchange servers I threw at it. Support basically just shrugged at me via email, rough translation being 'it works on my machine.' Sort of unrelated, but Outlook for Android also still cannot handle recurring all-day events. They will appear in the calendar on incorrect days. Also tested this across multiple servers. I use Nine for email, which blows Outlook for Android out of the water. Business Calendar 3 is the only Outlook (Desktop) equivalent calendar I've found for Android.
- dopamean 10y agoThat has an entirely different tone than this post: http://blog.sunrise.am/post/144196642739/its-almost-time-to-say-goodbye http://blog.sunrise.am/post/144196642739/its-almost-time-to-... > It’s almost time to say goodbye > as all good stories go, there’s a sad bit to it: we’re not able to support and update Sunrise anymore. No new features. No bug fixes.