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Solitaire, Minesweeper, and Wordament launch in Teams

Microsoft is drawing on its classic virtual card game Klondike, once the most popular Windows program, to make Teams more compelling for corporate workers.

Do you fondly remember playing card games in a classroom on a Windows 95 workstation? Perhaps you passed the time in an early 1990s office cubicle sweeping for mines. You can relive the classic games of Windows past today. We’ll show you how.

Keywords Studios is acquiring Smoking Gun, which specialises in real-time strategy games such as Age of Empires: Castle Siege.

Microsoft just can’t stop itself from adding new “browser features” to Edge. Once a streamlined tool for browsing the web, Edge now even includes built-in loans. The latest feature is a sidebar designed to push Microsoft’s online services, including Bejeweled-style Match 3 games.

For many, Solitaire was the go-to time-waster in the 90s and early 2000s when you wanted to distract yourself in class, on a meeting call, or even at home. Microsoft Solitaire ruled back then, and it still rules now.

Lenovo's 13-inch Chromebook offerings make us pick between a Chromebook that's bold, unique, and content-focused and a no-nonsense laptop with the power and prestige we rely on. If you're having trouble choosing, here's the Duet 5 won my heart — and why it might not win yours.

Whether you're after classic card games or fantasy card worlds to dive into on your Android phone, we've got you covered with the best from the Google Play Store!

With everything you need in the box, a battery that won’t quit, and the tablet mode experience finally where we need it, Duet has broken the curse and given us a proper Chrome tablet.

A new version of Microsoft Solitaire Collections is live