Microsoft plans to end support for several products in 2026, and the list of those products also includes Windows 11 24H2.

Microsoft says it will no longer support Office apps, known as Microsoft 365 apps, on Windows 10 later this year. The support ...

Microsoft today announced extensions to Windows 10 end-of-support dates for some versions and also provided updated servicing and support details for Office productivity suite users. The announcement ...

Microsoft says that Office 365 (and Microsoft 365) services including Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and OneDrive for Business will require versions of Office in ...

Dezeen Showroom: design brand Kettal has released Support, a series of open-plan meeting spaces for office interiors, which allow colleagues to gather. Support is part of Kettal's Pavilion O ...

Older versions of Office apps and servers will no longer get security updates as of October 2025 — when Windows 10 also reaches end of support. Microsoft is reminding customers that support for its ...

After launching Office 2024 earlier this month, Microsoft has a Word (get it?) for those still using Office 2016 and Office 2019. These productivity app suites entered their last year of support and ...

Microsoft has reminded customers earlier this week that Microsoft Office 2013 is approaching its end of support next year, advising them to switch to a newer version to reduce their exposure to ...

Microsoft Extends Support for Office Apps on Windows 10 for 3 More Years The company's U-turn means support for Microsoft Office apps like Excel, Outlook, and Word on Windows 10 will now continue ...

The new Office suite, dubbed "Office LTSC 2021," is basically a subset of the feature catalog of Office 365 (and its more expansive sibling, Microsoft 365) that will remain unchanged until its support ...

Bottom line: Microsoft will soon end security updates for Office 2016 and 2019, leaving millions of users exposed to potential vulnerabilities. Those who don't upgrade to a newer version or Microsoft ...

I still think this ultimately turns out like the Real ID thing. MS will declare W10 officially unsupported on their chosen date but will provide “critical” security updates or some such thing for a ...