If you use a webcam on your Windows 10 PC then you'll need, well, something, to work alongside it and capture your photos, videos and streams, or power your conference calls. These are some of our favorite apps right now.
Microsoft Edge is now available in preview for Linux, and by extension, Chrome OS. Thanks to the built in Linux container, Chromebook users can download and install Microsoft Edge alongside Google Chrome with only one real caveat.
Microsoft is offering over 150 games through cloud streaming with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. While all can be played with controllers, only a handful right now support touch controls.
Microsoft Forms for personal use is now generally available. Forms allows you to create surveys and quizzes that you can easily share with people over the internet.
Developers can now package their Progressive Web Apps to use the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge for the Microsoft Store. The feature is currently in preview through PWABuilder.
Dropbox is ready to take on your whole family with its latest plan. The new Dropbox Family plan lets you share all of the perks of a Dropbox Plus subscription with up to six family members, including 2TB of storage, for $17 per month.
The latest update for the Microsoft Edge Dev channel is now live. Along with finally bringing support for Linux, this latest release also adds the option to take a screenshot and ink on it, as well as the usual big batch of bug fixes and improvements.
After teasing its arrival for some time, Microsoft Edge for Linux is finally here. The Linux flavor of Microsoft's browser is now available to test in the Edge Dev channel, with a full release presumably planned in the coming months.
OMG! Ubuntu! managed to get an early build of Microsoft Edge for Linux. The outlet takes a look at the preview version of the browser and shares their first impressions.
Microsoft Outlook on the iPad has a new feature that improves multitasking, drag and drop support. The feature makes it easy to attach files, images, and contacts into Outlook.
Microsoft today launched WebView2, built on top of the new Microsoft Edge. The latest WebView project allows developers to tap into the latest web tech in Microsoft Edge Chromium within their applications on Windows.
Windows users saw several Microsoft Office Progressive Web Apps appear on their PCs without permission. The issue is seemingly the result of both a feature and a bug.
An update to Outlook for Mac is rolling out now. The update brings a new look that's in line with the upcoming Big Sur update. It also is faster and includes several other improvements.
Roblox is a free-to-play game platform and game creation system — but is it worth upgrading to a Premium Membership? We weigh the options.
Microsoft Teams can now show more people within calls and meetings on Android devices. The same update also brings support for Cortana in Teams, which allows you to send messages, make calls, and join meetings with your voice.
Twitter has been down for many users in the U.S., Europe, and Asia for the past hour plus. This is a developing story that will be updated as the evening progresses.
The latest update to the Microsoft Edge Dev channel adds a couple of big new features that Microsoft recently teased. Those include a price comparison tool in collections, along with a new look for the favorites menu.
A new Microsoft Bing for Xbox app is now available. The app allows you to search the web, earn reward points, and set your console background to Microsoft Bing images of the day.
A native ARM version of Microsoft Teams is now available. The native performance delivers better performance and responsiveness than the previous version that ran through emulation.
Uno Platform ported the Windows Calculator over to Linux as a proof of concept. That means that you can run the code from the original Windows Calculator on everything from a Raspberry Pi to a Tesla.