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What you need to know Microsoft Edge Dev recently received an update that enabled sign-in and sync for Linux users by default. The update also brings new options for opening the PDF mini menu. Microsoft is also considering giving people the option to move Vertical Tabs to the right side of the screen. Microsoft recently rolled out an update for Edge Dev that brings several new features and a number of fixes. Following the update, the browser has sign-in and sync for personal Microsoft accounts ...

Beta users part of Microsoft’s Insider Build program are able to download it now.

Microsoft today released this week's Edge build in the Dev channel, bringing the build number to 90.0.796.0. You'll now get suggestions when you click on the address bar, and more.

Microsoft has released Edge Dev build 90.0.789.1 with a couple of new features. There's a new option for a simplified right-click menu that's still under development. There's also a ton of fixes.

Microsoft: 8 trillion daily signals power our cybersecurity services By 04:37 PM Microsofts security services grew by $10 billion in 2020, as more companies began utilizing their cloud-based security services. Microsoft released the second quarter of the fiscal year 2021 earnings this week and beat consensus estimates by 7.36%. While most of this growth is attributed to Azure and Xbox, Microsofts new blog post shows that security services are becoming a larger part of their revenue stream. A...

GOCMEN / Getty Images Microsoft this week released Application Guard for Office, a defensive technology that quarantines untrusted Office documents so attack code embedded in malicious files cant reach the operating system or its applications. The announcement of Application Guards general availability came five months after Microsoft kicked off a public preview of the technology. At that time, Microsofts roadmap indicated a December 2020 debut for Application Guard for Office. "...

Microsoft Security Business Exceeds $10B in Revenue Microsofts security division has grown more than 40% year-over-year, the company reports alongside security product updates. Microsoft today announced its security business surpassed $10 billion in revenue over the past 12 months, reflecting more than 40% growth year-over-year. Related Content: In recent years, Microsoft has tightened its focus on strengthening the security of its products and services, as well as rolling out its own security ...