When it comes to its various Copilot-branded products, Microsoft hasn't been stingy with information. However, this may be one of the rare cases where more data doesn't necessarily bring more clarity.

In a presentation shown to partners recently, and discovered by the blog Microsoft Kitchen, a new product called Office Mobile 2010 is described as a "mobile companion" for Excel, Word, Powerpoint, ...

Were you gifted an Xbox Series console this holiday? The Xbox Series X/S is Microsoft’s big console platform they are pushing. With the console just getting into its lifecycle, plenty of players are ...

We’ve all been there—juggling multiple tasks, managing endless emails, and trying to keep projects on track while collaborating with a team that’s spread across different locations. It’s easy to feel ...

Creating accessible Microsoft PowerPoint presentations is relatively easy once you know what is required. PowerPoint also has a real time accessibility checker that will alert you to errors and ...

Copilot is a generative AI chatbot from Microsoft that answers questions, replies to prompts, performs repetitive tasks, and generates images. It's available on all Android phones, our favorite ...

Microsoft is expected to provide the first public details of its plans for Longhorn Embedded to developers in May at its Microsoft Mobility and Embedded DevCon in Las Vegas. However, to date, ...

Microsoft Viva Engage will start appearing for Microsoft Teams subscribers from "the end of August to the end of September," Microsoft announced on Wednesday. Viva Engage is Microsoft's newest module ...

At Build, Microsoft also announced new ways to leverage its Teams collaboration platform and Windows 11 operating system. The metaverse got some play, too. I've been testing PC and mobile software for ...

Add another way to sign in or verify with additional phone numbers or email addresses. When using a public computer, use a private browsing window and sign out when you have finished browsing and ...

If you’re running a business of any size, chances are you’re a Microsoft customer. But unless you’re an expert negotiator, there’s a good chance you’re paying too much for Microsoft licenses.