Category: Microsoft

Jul 19, 2023

An Expensive Option: Microsoft Copilot

It’s no secret that Microsoft is heavily invested in artificial intelligence. Just look at the billions of dollars committed to

Jul 18, 2023

A New Sheriff (Default Font) for Microsoft 365

It’s been a love hate relationship. Calibri has been the default font for a long time. Some users love it.

Jul 12, 2023

A New Name for Microsoft Azure Active Directory

Besides death and taxes, another constant in life is technology change. To further add to your confusion, Microsoft is yet

Jun 20, 2023

Windows 11 Users: Calendar and Mail Apps to be Retired

According to a Review Geek post, Microsoft has announced that the Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 11 will be

Jun 15, 2023

Windows 11 Testing Handwriting Input in Fields

If you have ever used an iPad or other tablet, you’ve probably used handwriting (instead of a keyboard) to enter

Jun 14, 2023

June 2023 Patch Tuesday Arrives for Windows

In case you’ve been living under a rock these past few years, yesterday was the once a month Patch Tuesday

Jun 13, 2023

Time to Review Your Windows Security Policy

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the latest technology topic impacting our daily lives. More and more vendors are announcing how AI

May 25, 2023

Windows 11 Adding Native Support for Additional Compressed File Formats

According to a post on The Verge, Microsoft announced native support for some more compressed file formats. In a blog

May 24, 2023

Adapter to Add Two Monitors to Your Laptop

Multi monitors is one of the best improvements you can make to your computing environment. We have yet to find

May 10, 2023

Patch Tuesday: Caution for Windows 11 Users

Once a month we go through the drill. Patch Tuesday is when Microsoft releases a package of updates. Bleeping Computer

May 02, 2023

No More New Releases of Windows 10

A Malwarebytes post mentions that Microsoft has announced it has released the last version of Windows 10. The current version

Apr 13, 2023

Microsoft Changing How to Print a Screen in Windows

We’ve seen a lot of changes in how things work (or have worked) since the release of Windows 11. According