Robert Carnevale
Robert Carnevale was formerly a News Editor for Windows Central. He's a big fan of Kinect (it lives on in his heart), Sonic the Hedgehog, and the legendary intersection of those two titans, Sonic Free Riders. He is the author of Cold War 2395.
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Glint, which is already injected into LinkedIn, is coming to Microsoft Viva in 2023. It's also coming to Microsoft's cloud.

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Consumers have asked for it, and now Microsoft is obliging. An HDR app is coming to Windows so it can have the same convenient calibration tools as Xbox does.

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Sony's latest innovation in the earbuds sector is here. LinkBuds feature a fresh physical design as well as Microsoft Soundscape for enhanced locational awareness.

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NFTs have been called a grift by many, many people. The question few seem to be asking is: Are NFTs any more of a grift than the licensing policies people follow today?

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The WhatsApp beta keeps improving itself. This time around, with version 2.2206.1.0, get ready for handy-dandy emoji shortcuts.

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Microsoft Edge has been in a long, long battle with Safari for second place in the browser wars. It's closing the gap, slowly but steadily.

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Cyber ne'er-do-wells will always use the latest trend to their nefarious advantage. Look no further than bad guys hopping on the recent NFT craze for proof.

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Got a tired ol' PC in need of a fresh breath of air? That's where Chrome OS Flex comes into play.

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The latest preview builds for Windows 11 and 10 are pretty stacked in the release note department. Get ready for loads of improvements and feature updates.

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Visual Studio 2022 has entered general availability. Get ready for fixes, changes, and more.

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We asked whether folks tend to buy Xbox Game Pass games either before or after they leave the service. Nearly half of readers said "no."

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Fluent emoji are here for the public preview of Microsoft Teams. Windows 11 will retain its flat emoji for the time being.

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AMD made a big announcement on February 14: Its Xilinx acquisition went through without a hitch.

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Get your PC ready for February 2022's biggest releases with the latest NVIDIA driver update. It brings support for Elden Ring, Total War: Warhammer III, the new Destiny 2 expansion, and more.

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What's red, white, and lacy all over? Answer that appropriately and the answer is Microsoft's free Windows Valentine's Day theme!

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Game Pass offers a huge value proposition. So huge that there's a question: Do you ever outright "buy" games that end up on the service?

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Teams is growing more and more central to the Microsoft app ecosystem by the day. As a result, it's gravitationally sucking other apps into its feature orbit, such as OneDrive.

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It's always a good time for Microsoft Teams. And that's why, soon enough, Teams will follow you wherever you go.

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Best Buy, contrary to its name, is not currently offering the best buy in the realm of graphics cards. That's because it's locking some of its inventory behind a $200 membership fee.

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Windows 11 hasn't had a perfect track record of communicating its intentions to consumers. But neither has Windows as a product line. Is that pattern set to change anytime soon?

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Feeling lonely this Valentine's Day? Snuggle into a comfy new AndaSeat chair from which you can contemplate your life decisions.

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If you're one of those affected by Google discontinuing free G Suite accounts, Microsoft has an offer for you: Switch over to MS365 and you'll get 60% off a 12-month sub.

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Microsoft's meme-branding efforts are getting out of hand. First Clippy was a wallpaper superstar, now he's a... well, a living being. Or rather, a skinsuit that a living being is wearing.
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