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Intel shares 11th Gen Rocket Lake-S launch date after it appears for sale
A German retailer placed 11th Gen Rocket Lake-S CPUs up for sale early. Following sales briefly going live, Intel confirmed a release date for the upcoming chips.

The desktop experience for Viva Connections rolls out this month
Microsoft announced at Ignite 2021 that the desktop experience for Viva Connections will arrive this month. Viva Connections provides personalized content for people within a company, such as news, conversations, and employee resources.

Microsoft Teams will support up to 20,000 attendees until end of 2021
Microsoft has today announced that Microsoft Teams will allow up to 20,000 attendees into a single view-only broadcast until the end of 2021, where it will return to the 10,000-attendee limit. 20,000-attendee broadcasts were introduced during pandemic and have been great for large organizations looking to keep their employees up to date as they work from home.

Microsoft Teams is getting new security, privacy, and compliance features
At Microsoft's virtual Ignite conference, the company has announced new privacy, security, and compliance features for Microsoft Teams that will begin rolling out this month. New features include Invite-only meeting controls, the ability to disable video, End-to-end encryption for 1:1 Teams calls, and Teams multigeo support.

Microsoft announces new Teams features for presenters during meetings
Microsoft is announcing a handful of new features in Teams today that have been built to enhance using the platform for presentations. At Ignite, the company showcased three features including PowerPoint Live in Teams, a new Presenter Mode, and new Dynamic View.

Improvements to Outlook Calendar and schedule tasks are on the way
Announced at Microsoft’s virtual Ignite conference, the company is today introducing new Outlook features for Outlook Web and the Outlook Mobile apps that will help customers better manage their time with new suggested times and free-form board views.

Microsoft’s new Universal Print service is now generally available
Universal Print, a new service from Microsoft that allows education and enterprise customers to eliminate the need for print servers or installing printer drivers onto PCs by providing a simple and secure printing solution in zero-trust environments via Microsoft 365, is now generally available starting today.

How to block Xbox games from automatically recording clips
Some games on Xbox One and Xbox Series X and S consoles attempt to record clips for you without your permission. Why exactly? I'm not entirely sure. In any case, automatic clip recording can be irritating. Thankfully, there's an easy way to block it.

Grounded is now rolling out the 0.7.1 patch update with bug fixes
The first patch update for Grounded's February Content Update is rolling out now to players, and includes a handful of bug fixes targeting crashes and more.

Need to know your PC's specs? Here are four easy ways to find 'em.
In this guide, we'll show you five methods to learn more about your system information on Windows 10, which can come in handy when replacing components or troubleshooting issues.

Need for Speed developer Criterion is now supporting the next Battlefield
The next Need for Speed game has been delayed into 2022. Additionally, developer Criterion is now working as a support team on the next Battlefield game, which is due out sometime in Holiday 2021.

Teams now supports the Touch Bar during calls and meetings
Microsoft recently rolled out Touch Bar support for Microsoft Teams. The feature allows you to control several aspects of Teams calls, including raising your hand and muting your microphone.