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Microsoft Teams clarifies how its employee location tracking feature works
By Kevin Okemwa published
Teams Microsoft has recently clarified its Teams Wi‑Fi location feature, addressing employee monitoring amid privacy concerns.

BUILD 2026 timing hints at a rare June event
By Zac Bowden published
Microsoft A leaked asset has seemingly confirmed that Microsoft is moving its Build developer conference out of May and into June, while also changing up its location.

LibreOffice slams Microsoft Office's ribbon UI while lauding its own
By Kevin Okemwa published
Office LibreOffice says Microsoft Office's "ribbon" UI shouldn't be treated as an ergonomic standard.

Did Windows 10 really update itself while this user was mid-shower?
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 10 A furious user claims Microsoft automatically upgraded their PC from Windows 10 to Windows 11 without their consent.

Windows 11's market share jumped double digits two months in a row
By Cale Hunt published
Windows Windows 11 worldwide market share has increased by more than 10% for the second month in a row, suggesting its growth has finally hit a tipping point.

Windows 11’s best file explorer alternative just keeps on getting better
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 11 Files app update improves context menus and bug fixes, making file management better for users.

California wants age verification in every OS — good luck with Linux
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows California’s Digital Age Assurance Act requires all operating systems, including Linux, Windows, and macOS, to add age verification at account setup.

Windows Wrap: A messy new Start menu and a deal to fix it
By Sean Endicott published
News Windows 11’s new Start menu is a masterclass in frustration. See how Microsoft’s latest UI fails, our 5 fixes, and an exclusive 25% off deal on Start11.

OpenAI just raised $110 billion, but Microsoft didn’t give them a penny
By Sean Endicott published
AI Microsoft skipped OpenAI's latest multi-billion dollar funding round, but a joint statement confirms their Azure and IP agreements remain unchanged.

This third-party Windows app addresses multi-monitor pain points
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 11 A Redditor recently developed a free Windows app called Monarch, designed to disable monitors on Windows 11 "without unplugging cables or digging through Windows display settings every time."
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