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Newly announced Microsoft 365 Basic comes with 100GB of OneDrive storage, Outlook, and more — here's what it costs
By Sean Endicott published
News Microsoft just announced Microsoft 365 Basic, a new tier of its productivity subscription that includes 100 GB of storage, Outlook, and customer support.

You can now try Microsoft Teams Premium for free — here's how to sign up
By Sean Endicott published
Teams 30-day free trials are now available for Microsoft Teams Premium.

DALL-E 2 AI image generation now available for Microsoft Bing in some regions (Updated)
By Zac Bowden last updated
Bing Microsoft has announced a new feature coming to its Bing search engine soon that will allow users to create images by simply typing what they want to see into a search box.

The failure of Amazon's Alexa shows Microsoft was right to kill Cortana
By Jez Corden published
Alexa Axed? Voice assistants aren't the mega-success story Amazon and Microsoft had once hoped, and Microsoft clearly pulled the plug at the right time.

10 top Microsoft Excel tips to help you become a spreadsheet sorcerer
By Daryl McGinley published
Excel-ent Microsoft Excel is an incredible tool used globally, but it's also notoriously inaccessible. Easily master Excel with our expert tips and tricks.

Microsoft Forms are about to get a lot more powerful
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Microsoft Forms will soon let you add images as answers for forms and quizzes. The new functionality will greatly expand the types of content that can be created through the service.

Microsoft is testing portrait mode in PowerPoint on iOS
By Sean Endicott published
News Microsoft PowerPoint has a new feature in the works that lets you switch between portrait mode and landscape mode.

Why didn't Microsoft Excel add this new feature sooner?
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Microsoft is working on the ability to place images within cells in Excel spreadsheets. The option could be available as soon as next month.

Microsoft aiming to combat global supply chain disruptions with new initiative
By Zachary Boddy published
Shipping Problems Microsoft has announced the new Supply Chain Platform, a new service powered by AI and machine learning and the cloud, which aims to help companies combat global supply chain disruptions.
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