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 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

Microsoft Launches Enhanced Research Tools in Copilot Revamp

Enhancing the basic research capabilities of Microsoft Copilot may not seem as thrilling as transforming it into an overly personalized companion, but it’s undeniably valuable as a research tool. During Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebration, the company showcased significant updates to Copilot, including the introduction of Copilot Vision for Windows and Continue Reading