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World Health Organization encourages people to game during coronavirus outbreak

By Asher Madan published

Play games together.

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Minecraft University Recreation

College students are building their campuses and planning graduations inside of Minecraft

By Zachary Boddy published

Go to college inside of Minecraft.

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Halo 5 gets new REQ pack, all proceeds go towards COVID-19 relief

By Brendan Lowry published

Halo 5: Guardians has received a new REQ pack designed to raise funds for COVID-19 relief efforts. Here's everything you need to know about the pack.

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Intel to donate up to $6 million for coronavirus relief

By Sean Endicott published

Intel will donate $4 million to support coronavirus relief efforts. Additionally, the company will match employee donations up to $2 million for the same cause.

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Office 365 for Business vs. G Suite: Which is best for your business?

By Sean Endicott published

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How to work at home more effectively: Tips and tricks from an all-remote workforce

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published

If you've found yourself working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, here are some tips from Team Windows Central on how to stay productive.

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Getting started with Google Hangouts Meet: Joining calls, settings, troubleshooting & more

By Cale Hunt published

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Minecraft Earth follows Pokemon Go's footsteps, makes it easier to play from home

By Zachary Boddy published

Following the wake of Pokemon Go, Minecraft Earth is implementing some changes to make it even easier to play from home.

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Microsoft will donate 240,000 surgical masks and 30,000 box lunches to help people during the coronavirus outbreak

By Sean Endicott last updated

Microsoft continues to help people during the coronavirus outbreak, this time with medical supplies and food.

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Microsoft throttles parts of Office 365 to meet demands during coronavirus pandemic

By Sean Endicott published

Office 365 has unusually high demand due to so many people working from home during the coronavirus outbreak. To help meet demand, Microsoft is throttling parts of the service.

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