Sean Endicott is a news writer and apps editor for Windows Central. He has covered the Windows, hardware, and AI beats for over 11 years. A journalism graduate of Nottingham Trent University, Sean has documented the industry’s entire arc — from the Lumia era to the launch of Windows 11 and the subsequent rise of generative AI.
Having started his career at Thrifter, Sean developed expertise in price tracking and hardware value. He now uses that experience to help readers navigate the complexities of the PC market, whether he's analyzing the "adoption wall" facing a billion Windows 10 PCs or tracking how the AI boom is driving up the cost of consumer RAM.
Outside of tech journalism, Sean is a pioneer in UK sports media. In 2017, he became one of the first people to stream an American football game in the UK via smartphone, eventually managing live broadcasts for the University of Nottingham and filming for the Great Britain national team. He is also one of the country’s leading experts in AP Capture systems.
A tech-forward coach on the field, Sean was named the 2024 BAFA Youth Coach of the Year. Whether he’s using Excel and Clipchamp to lead his team to back-to-back northern championships or breaking down a new AI feature, he’s focused on how technology can be used to gain a practical edge.
Latest articles by Sean Endicott

Speechify is the template for the perfect Windows app
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Speechify is more than just a great dictation tool; it’s a masterclass in how to build a native Windows 11 app that actually respects the platform.

OneDrive files deleted from the cloud will soon bypass the local Recycle Bin
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Microsoft is changing how OneDrive handles deleted files. Soon, cloud deletions won't hit your local Recycle Bin, forcing you to use the web for recovery.

Windows Wrap — Is Microsoft sabotaging its own OS?
By Sean Endicott published
Windows Windows 11 is moving in the right direction, but its progress will continue to be hindered unless the rest of Microsoft gets on board.

Outlook is broken in space — Artemis II commander can't use email
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Even a multi-billion-dollar rocket can't escape Microsoft's buggy Outlook apps. Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman reported two broken versions of Outlook on his Surface Pro.

Dell’s 14 Plus is a better value than its premium rivals — here’s why
By Sean Endicott published
Deals The Dell 14 Plus was already a top pick for value. Now, massive discounts bring this reliable laptop down to just $699.

I tested Speechify’s new Windows app — here’s why it impressed me
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Testing Speechify’s new Windows app proves voice typing is faster than a keyboard, though AI quirks and a $29 monthly fee remain significant hurdles.

Microsoft Teams finally tackles its everyday frustrations, starting with the Enter key
By Sean Endicott published
Apps The March 2026 update for Microsoft Teams adds highly requested features like 'Enter' key customization and a new 'mark all as read' shortcut.

Remote Desktop is gone — say hello to "Windows App"
By Sean Endicott published
Windows Microsoft has officially pulled the plug on the legacy Remote Desktop client, forcing users into the "Windows App" as the March 27 support deadline passes.

Microsoft's AI is injecting ads into GitHub pull requests (Update)
By Sean Endicott last updated
Apps A software developer found Copilot injecting ads into a GitHub pull request. Over 11,000 similar instances have been discovered.

Why now is the perfect time for a Surface Pro X comeback
By Sean Endicott published
Surface Microsoft retired its thinnest design just as the silicon caught up. With the MacBook Neo disrupting the market, it's time to bring back the fanless Surface Pro X.

Windows 11 meets Windows 10 in this gorgeous wallpaper
By Sean Endicott published
Windows A fan-made wallpaper mashup mixes the symmetrical Windows 11 logo with a piece inspired by the Windows 10 "Hero" image.

Windows Wrap: 4 steps Microsoft must take to save the Surface brand
By Sean Endicott published
Surface New Surface PCs are on the way, but hardware refreshes aren't enough. Here are four ways the company can actually save the Surface brand.

A top Windows developer is forming a new team to save Windows 11 apps
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Legendary developer Rudy Huyn is picking a new team to improve the Windows 11 app experience.

Don't buy a Surface right now — The refreshes are too close
By Sean Endicott published
Surface Microsoft’s current Surface lineup is caught between aging 2024 internals and the disruptive $599 MacBook Neo. If you want the best value, you have to wait for the Spring refresh.

Microsoft Edge has a new competitor as Samsung Browser finally launches
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Samsung Browser is now available for Windows. It connects your mobile and PC browsing with several features and integrates a new AI tool powered by Perplexity.

The Razer Viper V3 Pro beats the Viper V4 Pro in one key area
By Sean Endicott published
Deal Razer's Viper V3 Pro just hit $119.99. While the new V4 Pro has higher ceiling specs, the V3 Pro remains a top-tier e-sports mouse with a pro-proven 35K sensor.

OneDrive launches AI Restyle — new feature skips Copilot brand
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Microsoft’s new AI Restyle for OneDrive reimagines photos into artistic styles.

Stop gambling on "no-name" mini PCs — the Geekom A6 is 15% off
By Sean Endicott published
Deal Avoid the 2026 mini PC minefield with this 15% discount on the Geekom A6, a reliable office workhorse now down to $551.

Razer Viper V4 Pro unveiled — 49g, 50K DPI, and 180-hour battery life
By Sean Endicott published
Gaming The Razer Viper V4 Pro features a 50K sensor, 180-hour battery life, and a more durable optical scroll wheel in a 49g symmetrical design.

Outlook finally learns how to search, adds new "People" experience
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Microsoft is rolling out a unified search experience for the new Outlook, allowing users to find contacts across directories and personal accounts with simple keywords.

Firefox has me dangerously close to dropping Edge as my default browser
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Firefox is catching up to Edge in features while also making it easy to disable AI with a single switch.

OneDrive is no longer optional for Clipchamp
By Sean Endicott published
Windows 11 A new update to Windows 11’s built-in video editor mandates OneDrive for all active projects, effectively ending local-only workflows.

Windows 11's sign-in bug fix proves we need a "forever pause" for updates
By Sean Endicott published
Windows 11 Microsoft’s emergency fix for the Windows 11 sign-in bug is here, but the damage to user trust remains. This latest bug shows why Microsoft needs to let people pause updates forever.
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