New features added to Microsoft 365 for consumers
Time for some Microsoft 365 action! While most announcement posts for the service outlining the new features are focused on businesses, that is not the case today. The company …
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Edge picks up password management improvements
The Microsoft Edge team is busy refining the web browser, and this time around the focus seems to be on improvements to password management. There are a couple of …
Cortana for iPhone, Android being retired today
End of the line! It has been a good ride, but Cortana is officially being killed off for iPhone and Android today. The application will no longer be supported, …
Kensington joins the Windows Hello party with a fingerprint reader
Hello there! While Disney may be hard at work on a new Obi-Wan Star Wars series, Kensington is hard at work launching its new fingerprint reader designed for Windows …
New Windows 95 easter egg stirs nostalgia
Memories! Windows 95 is a relic, but it remains one of the iconic operating systems that Microsoft has ever created. And like any good classic, there is a lot …
Edge, Chrome PWAs set to look more like native apps
More software news. Microsoft has, for a while now, tried to make PWAs on its Edge web browser feel more like native Windows apps. For example, by making them …
Windows Taskbar waves goodbye to Explorer.exe
Big change! Microsoft is working on tweaking pretty much all nooks and corners of the Windows operating system, and the good old Taskbar is one of the areas that …
Suggested replies come to Outlook for Windows
Took its sweet time, this. But Microsoft has finally confirmed that Outlook for Windows is getting suggested replies, giving users the ability to quickly reply to an email with …
Journal app now supports printing, custom ink colors
If yesterday was all hardware news, today is the day for software. And we start things off with the shiny new Journal app that launched last month under the …
Microsoft is transforming the Taskbar, but at a cost
The trusty old Taskbar has been running along the bottom of the desktop for eons without much of a change. Basically, a prime example in the computing world of …