Did you start with Office 365 Personal but now need Office on multiple computers, tablets, and phones? No problem. Upgrading from Personal to Home won't take long.
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Firefox 60 is here with new enterprise features, web authentication, and more.
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Cyberlink's new Screen Recorder 3 is one fairly simple application that's good for both capturing and streaming PC or console content. It's pretty solid, though not without its faults.
Microsoft today shipped its first Office 2019 Commercial Preview ahead of the suite's release later this year.
Opera's back with an all new mobile browser complete with Flow, a nifty way to keep your desktop and mobile web browsing in perfect sync.
You can't put a price on the online safety of you and your family, so you should always try and take the best steps you can to protect yourself. One such way is with one of these great security suites.
Windows Template Studio is moving on up to version 2.0 with some interface tweaks in tow.
Microsoft's new Windows Defender browser extension for Chrome promises to protect against phishing attacks and malicious websites.
Take a nostalgic look back at the Windows of yore with the original File Manager.
Skype is making it easier for streamers and podcasters to capture their calls.
Mozilla is getting a jump on virtual web browsing with its latest version of Firefox.
Microsoft is using AI to bring new, richer data types to Excel.
If you're a Firefox user, Mozilla's latest extension can help you limit Facebook's ability to track where you go around the web.
If you use a webcam on your Windows 10 PC you probably want to use these apps.
Firefox 59 has arrived with a handful of performance improvements and new features.
Office Insiders can now use their voices to write across Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
Apple will drop support for the iTunes Store on Windows XP and Vista on May 25.
