Windows 11's Snipping Tool and Notepad have new updates in testing. Snipping Tool will soon gain a Draw & Hold feature that ...

KB5053657 brings dozens of new capabilities to Windows 11 23H2, including an big changes to the OS' Settings page.

Wispr, a company focused on artificial intelligence-powered voice interfaces, has launched Flow for Windows after a successful Mac release in 2024. Flow enables dictation, which isn't something you ...

Traditionally, managing software on Windows OS has been a manual process. First, you have to download an installer, then ...

Windows 11/10 too includes a similar feature called Apps for websites. Apps for websites is basically a feature that lets you control the behavior of different links and their associated applications.

It’s a feature that was part of Windows 10 and removed from Windows 11; Start11 can restore it. Start11 is a paid app — but at $10 a year for one PC or $15 per year for up to five PCs ...

allowing Windows users to access Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Office apps without the Microsoft 365 subscription fee. “Microsoft has been conducting some limited testing. Currently ...

A simple “hack” gives you free access to Microsoft 365’s Office desktop apps on Windows 11. However, it’s available for a limited time only and has ads. On top of that, you cannot save ...

Five years ago, the Windows 10 Wordpad application also showed ads pushing Microsoft's free Office web apps in its menu bar. Update February 25, 10:14 EST: Added statement from Microsoft.

Most users are familiar with Windows Defender (the antivirus tool built into Windows Security), which continuously monitors the system for suspicious software activity and also identifies and ...

Currently, there are no plans to launch a free, ad-supported version of Microsoft Office desktop apps." Get the Windows Central Newsletter All the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and ...

UPDATE: Now we know why this is happening so quietly: Microsoft says this free, ad-supported version of Office is only a test. Here’s the statement. –Paul “Microsoft has been conducting ...