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PWAs are awesome on Arm — here's why I'm ditching native Windows apps for lightweight alternatives with extra RAM
PWA FTW Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are a lightweight, web-based alternative to native desktop apps that offer rapid installs and removal on Windows 11, and I love them.
Microsoft 365 Copilot starts rolling out, but only to certain Teams users
COPILOT TO THE RESCUE Microsoft has finally started rolling out the long-awaited AI-powered experience, Microsoft 365 Copilot, to Teams users.
This upcoming Microsoft Teams feature could save your life... literally
Call 911! Microsoft is testing dynamic emergency calling for Teams on the web. The feature allows Teams to route calls to emergency services and share a location you set.
OneDrive for Business will soon have a progressive web app
Microsoft will soon roll out a progressive web app for OneDrive for Business. The PWA should make the OneDrive for Business web experience feel more native on Windows 10.
Installed progressive web apps are about to feel more native on Windows 10
Progressive web apps on Windows 10 have new installation options behind an optional flag. The options make installed progressive web apps feel much more like native apps.
Microsoft Edge PWAs are about to look more like native Windows 10 apps
An upcoming feature for progressive web apps will make them look more like native apps on Windows 10. the feature will let developers customize the title bar of progressive web apps.
Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary now let you switch profiles in PWAs
Progressive web apps have a new profile switching option on Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary.
Why progressive web apps (PWAs) may ultimately benefit Google more than Microsoft
The hybrid web-app solution, progressive web app, is touted as the possible solution to Microsoft's app gap; but it may do more good for Google than for Microsoft.
