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Tired of your still desktop background? You can liven things up by setting a live wallpaper or animated desktop background. Unfortunately, there’s no native way to do this in Windows 11, but there’s a handy third-party app you can use.

Using the Calendar app in Windows 11 is an infuriating experience. The agenda view in the Taskbar flyout has been removed and it forces you to create an Outlook.com account for the same in Widgets.

The touch keyboard in Windows 11 has gone through a major redesign with Microsoft now offering tons of customization options for themes, keyboard size, key size, along with accessibility improvements.

Storage settings has received some notable improvements in Windows 11 with some UI changes. There is also a new dedicated page for disks and volumes, as well as tighter integration with OneDrive.

Microsoft has finally made its voice typing accessibility capability more accessible in Windows 11. It features notable improvements including the fact that it's powered by Azure Speech services.

Microsoft has revamped the Photos app for Windows 11 with new icons and redesigned menus. More importantly, there is almost nothing new apart from that, so Windows 10 users aren't missing out.

Microsoft hasn't completely flipped the script when describing the lock screen experience in Windows 11. However, the design elements that it has left unchanged are quite infuriating.

Today, we're taking a look at the updated Paint app in Windows 11. The software has been updated with new icons, redesigned menus, and it no longer features integration with Paint 3D.

Anunta, a leading provider of Managed Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS), has been recognized with the Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop Advanced Specialization.

Anunta, a leading provider of Managed Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS), has been recognized with the Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop Advanced Specialization.