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Microsoft is reportedly planning to introduce significant customization options for the Windows 11 Start menu, including the ability to choose between big and small layouts and edit sections like the Recommended area.
Microsoft warns that the April 2026 security update KB5082063 can trigger LSASS crashes and reboot loops on Windows domain controllers using Privileged Access Management.
Leaks suggest 2026 Surface PCs will arrive with Intel Core Ultra Series 3 or Snapdragon X2 chips, modest upgrades like OLED screens, and higher price tags than the current $1,050 Pro model.
Microsoft Surface prices have jumped up to 69% in four months as DRAM and SSD costs surge, while Apple’s MacBook Neo stays cheap by using integrated memory.
Microsoft lowers Windows 365 pricing for small and mid-sized businesses, but analysts say cost savings alone may not drive major adoption amid ongoing TCO concerns.
Microsoft's AI-powered Recall feature faces new security challenges as a researcher demonstrates tools that can extract captured data despite the company's redesigned protections.
A Microsoft engineer creates PeekDesktop app to add macOS-style desktop reveal to Windows, offering four reveal modes for users.
Microsoft is discontinuing its Outlook Lite app for Android, redirecting users to the main Outlook Mobile app by May 2026.
Microsoft is developing a locally‑running “Claw” agent to extend Microsoft 365 Copilot with stronger security for enterprise users, set to be previewed at Build 2026.
OpenAI’s chief revenue officer outlines a five-point strategy to dominate enterprise AI, criticizing rival Anthropic’s run rate and compute strategy.
Microsoft is testing OpenClaw‑style autonomous agents inside 365 Copilot, aiming for always‑on task handling and role‑specific bots, with a demo slated for the Build conference on June 2.
Microsoft is testing a virtual mouse cursor for Windows 11 handhelds, letting players use gamepad sticks for pointer control in apps and games not designed for controllers.
Microsoft will retire its Outlook Lite Android app on May 25, 2026, ending mailbox access for the lightweight client that was built for low‑spec phones and 2G/3G networks.
Microsoft’s free utilities—PowerToys, Sysinternals and Windows Terminal—replace paid window managers, system monitors and terminal emulators, offering robust features at no cost.
Veteran Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer reveals how the original Task Manager was designed to be ultra-efficient at just 80KB, using clever techniques to work on limited 1990s hardware.
