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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OneNote in Teams and for the web has fresh features that have recently rolled out, are rolling out, or have just been announced. Here's what you can look forward to.

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Microsoft and Sony have spoken: The big fish in the sea are hungry for some little fish. Why is this happening now, and which company is most likely to be acquired next?

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As if there weren't enough shortages in technology right now, Western Digital has announced a new one: 6.5 exabytes' worth of memory are down the drain due to contamination issues.

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Microsoft has defined the 11 pillars of its new Open App Store Principles. These will apply to both the Microsoft Store and additional storefronts Microsoft runs.

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Multiple reports have come out detailing the struggles Microsoft's HoloLens team is facing. Now, Microsoft is pointing people toward a Forrester report highlighting the value of HoloLens.

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Microsoft's deep, heavy pockets may once again be in the process of lightening themselves. There's no deal carved in stone yet, but Mandiant could be Redmond's latest acquisition.

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This is just how it works out sometimes.

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Another Patch Tuesday, another chance to get excited over servicing stack updates. Strap in!

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Gather 'round for another month of Steam Survey results. 2022's figures kick off with the revelation that Windows 11 now powers 13.56% of PCs using the gaming platform.

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A big change is coming in early April of 2022. Internet macros will be blocked by default in Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Visio.

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Hostility has been an issue since the dawn of internet-based communication. However, the civility situation is improving, if Microsoft research is indicative of the bigger picture.

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Microsoft Viva has had a strong first year, accentuated by accomplishments such as securing over 10 million monthly active users and 1,000+ paying customers.

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Microsoft has released its Cyber Signals security brief, and the findings are troubling. While threats continue to escalate, companies' security measures have failed to keep up.

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It's almost time for another Grand Theft Auto game, and expectations couldn't be higher. Now that Rockstar has officially announced work on the next game, we're thinking about what it could be.

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Imagine reaching into a wallet and yanking out over $300 million. That's essentially what a crafty criminal did to cryptocurrency portal Wormhole.

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Be it in the real world or cyberspace, viruses keep on evolving.

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Anyone waiting on HoloLens 3 may be waiting the rest of their lives, according to a new report. Insider sources say Microsoft has scrapped the concept altogether.

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Microsoft isn't playing around when it comes to its environmental initiatives. Between tech initiatives and clean energy purchases, Redmond's beating a lot of rivals in the sustainability sector.

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Team Red, Team Blue, and China too.

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Pre-ordered a Surface Duo 2? You may want a case to go with it.

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Got a laptop with an RTX 3070 Ti or 3080 Ti in it? You now have NVIDIA Studio driver support.

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Everything's about money, including money.

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Had trouble snagging a Chromebook? Here's why.

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Get ready to idly chug power.

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Not all accounts are created equal, and Microsoft Defender for Office 365 is about to illustrate that fact with different protection tiers. Expect the change to arrive as soon as March 2022.
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