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By Jez Corden Published
Microsoft In space, no one can hear you scream ... at Microsoft Outlook (New). Microsoft's weird decision to split Outlook into two separate apps creates issues for the Atemis II NASA mission to the Moon, live on camera.

By Sean Endicott Published
Apps LinkedIn is a land of corporate speak and "aura farming," but a new tool makes playing the professional game a little bit easier (and a lot funnier).

By Richard Devine Published
Apps Spotify has launched Exclusive Mode, a new "bit perfect" quality setting first on Windows, for fans of the best-sounding music to get the best from their tunes.

By Richard Devine Published
Apps GitHub is a vast labyrinth of amazing open-source software projects, and it can be hard to see some of the awesomeness within. This app changes all that.

By Mauro Huculak Published
App FluentTaskScheduler is a free, open-source wrapper that brings a modern interface for the built-in Task Scheduler on Windows 11. It's not perfect, but it's promising.

By Richard Devine Published
Apps If you're tired of your web browser shoving AI and endless features in your face, then Helium might be just what you've been looking for.

By Cale Hunt Published
Apps None of the Discord alternatives I could find are good enough to help me sell a migration to my group of gamer friends.

By Cale Hunt Published
Software Discord has announced an early-March rollout for its new "Teen-by-Default" stance, which requires all users around the world to prove their age using facial scans or ID checks.
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