OneDrive is finally expanding its version history feature to cover all file types, adding what was one of the most requested features from users of the cloud storage service.
Microsoft is now rolling out an update to its Office Mobile apps that add Fluent Design elements to Word, PowerPoint and Excel! The apps now feature the reveal highlight effect, as well as Acrylic blur in some areas.
Following the rush of negative feedback in reaction to Skype's design overhaul on iOS and Android, Microsoft says it is listening and working to remedy some of the bigger complaints.
A new Office Insider build recently started rolling out to Fast ring Insiders, bringing along a handy new collaboration feature for PowerPoint users on Windows desktop.
Macphun, a developer typically known for its popular image editing apps on Apple’s platforms, is making the jump to Windows with one of its more popular apps, Luminar.
It seems like Adobe’s Photoshop Elements 15 is rarely without a discount in the Windows Store. But if you have yet to give it a shot, you can currently save $30 on the app at the Windows Store.
Microsoft has today unveiled its brand new LinkedIn app built from the ground up for Windows 10 users. The new app is rolling out now in the Windows Store!
Microsoft’s apps on Windows 10 are slowly getting updated with elements of the company’s new design language, Fluent Design, and now it’s the Xbox app’s turn.
Microsoft has announced an update for the UWP Skype app on Windows 10 that brings along some notable changes, including message reactions, design tweaks, and more.
A new build is rolling to the Windows 10 Office Mobile apps for Office Insiders on the Slow ring, bringing along a trio of new features to check out in Word Mobile.
Microsoft has launched Seeing AI, a new app that builds on its efforts in the artificial intelligence (AI) space to help the blind and visually impaired, in a way, see the world around them.
If you have a new Surface Arc Mouse, old school IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0, or a Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard from Microsoft you will want this app to enable even more features.
Recently, the developer behind the popular image editing app Paint.NET announced plans to bring it to the Windows Store. In a new post on the Paint.NET blog, developer Rick Brewster has gone into a bit more detail on those plans.
