Microsoft has started integrating Copilot into the new tab page of Microsoft Edge, a development that may prompt users to reminisce about the existing layout. Typically, browsers allow users to open a standard homepage or a dynamic page filled with various content when a new tab is created. The current Continue Reading
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Microsoft Introduces Offline Calendar Support for the New Outlook App
Microsoft has recently introduced several new features to its Outlook email application. One notable enhancement is the support for offline calendar access; however, this functionality is limited to the new Outlook app. Users who prefer to stick with the classic version of Outlook will find themselves needing a constant internet Continue Reading
4 Tips from a Microsoft Security Expert to Identify a Compromised AI Chatbot
The concept of “evil” AI typically refers to models designed for malicious purposes, including criminal activities. However, even legitimate AI tools can be compromised and manipulated. Hackers often attempt to corrupt these systems by introducing skewed data, with objectives ranging from introducing biases to generating dangerous inaccuracies. Ultimately, AI remains Continue Reading
Microsoft to Phase Out Authenticator’s Password Manager Features in the Near Future
If you currently use Microsoft’s Authenticator app on your mobile device as a password manager, there is some unfortunate news to share. Microsoft has decided to discontinue the “autofill” password management feature in the Authenticator app. Beginning in June, users will no longer be able to store new passwords within Continue Reading
Microsoft Confirms Upcoming Support for Both New and Classic Outlook Apps
Users have shown a lukewarm response to the new Outlook, leading to a slower adoption and migration process. Many are opting to stick with the classic Outlook app, much to Microsoft’s disappointment. In response to this feedback, Microsoft appears to be making concerted efforts to accommodate user preferences. The company Continue Reading
Microsoft Mandates Passwordless Accounts for New Users: A Shift Towards Enhanced Security
In recent years, Microsoft has been making significant strides towards a passwordless future, a move that many view as beneficial. Passkeys, which are auto-generated credentials, offer enhanced security because they cannot be intercepted or stolen, and eliminate the need for users to memorize complex passwords. Starting on May 1st, 2025, Continue Reading
Microsoft Reports AI Contributes to 30% of New Code Development, According to PCWorld
As a writer and graphic designer, my expertise does not extend into coding, so I won’t pass judgment on the recent developments in the tech industry. However, it’s noteworthy that Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella, claims that artificial intelligence is now responsible for generating up to 30 percent of the company’s Continue Reading
Microsoft to Address Outlook Typing Lag Issue in Upcoming Weeks
If you are eager for a solution and can’t wait for an official update, consider reverting to version 2405 of classic Outlook. However, be aware that doing so means sacrificing several important security fixes. In an original article published on April 16, 2025, it was reported that users of Microsoft’s Continue Reading
Microsoft 365 Copilot App Integrates ChatGPT’s Advanced Image Generation Capabilities
You now have the ability to generate innovative images, videos, and other content with the latest updates. A significant enhancement is the introduction of Notebooks, which allow users to organize various project-related information such as files, pages, and links in a centralized manner. This setup can then be shared with Continue Reading
Microsoft Discontinues Useful Productivity Feature in Classic Teams, Says PCWorld
Microsoft is known for consistently updating its applications, a practice that isn’t inherently negative. However, successful revamping requires that the new version meets or exceeds the performance and usability of its predecessor. This is a fundamental reason why many users continue to favor the “classic” versions of Outlook and Teams. Continue Reading