Microsoft is preparing to give the OneDrive app for iOS a major design overhaul. The new look mimics much of the work Microsoft recently did with the Outlook app, including a bold header and cleaner design across the app.
Skype is once again losing the ability to manage your text messages. The app will lose its SMS Connect feature on August 30, with Microsoft directing people to the Your Phone app to keep texting from their PCs.
Microsoft's OneNote has new image features on iOS and Android thanks to a recent update.
You can now create and edit tasks in Microsoft To-Do on Mac and have them sync with Microsoft Planner.
Microsoft Word hit 1 billion installs on the Google Play Store over the weekend. Its just one of many Microsoft apps on Android seeing monumental installation numbers.
Microsoft's Photos app gained more Fluent Design elements and several new features as part of its most recent update. Among the changes is the ability to change a photo's date data.
Microsoft's still-in-development Chromium version of Edge is now available to test in the enterprise. Specifically, the company announced that the Microsoft Edge Dev channel can now be deployed and piloted by IT pros starting today.
Around 2:50 PM ET, Twitter became inaccessible for people all across the world.
Microsoft Teams hit 13 million active daily users. Microsoft's collaborative service now has potentially more daily active users than its rival Slack.
Microsoft Teams users can't do a variety of actions on the service right now. Microsoft is currently investigating the issue.
The latest version of Microsoft Edge Canary and Dev channels have an option to limit autoplay videos on websites. The feature could come in handy for blocking video ads and pop-ups.
A fresh Microsoft Edge Dev channel build is now headed out to testers. With this week's build, Microsoft has packed in a ton of bug fixes, along with new features like Read Aloud for PDFs and tweaks for payment card details.
The Microsoft Store has changed significantly over the years, but is its age-old foe still a serious issue?
Many popular Internet Games are losing support on Windows XP, Windows ME, and Windows 7. Titles losing support include backgammon, checkers, spaders, and hearts.
You can save big on some highly-rated apps in the Microsoft Store this week.
Outlook for Android now lets you jump right back into a draft when you open a conversation.
The Xbox app now supports images and GIFs in messages on iOS and Android.
Upcoming Windows devices might have the ability to run Android apps, but which Android apps would help Windows the most? We have some thoughts.
Microsoft's Your Phone app can now mirror your Android notifications, allowing you to view and manage them without picking up your phone.
Outings graduates the Microsoft Garage after years of curating travel content. Now, some of its best features are integrating into Bing.