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Microsoft has released the preview version 0.7 of its Dev Home app. The new version includes the new Azure extension for the developer app, repository cloning for Azure DevOps and more.

Microsoft has released the preview version 0.6 of its Dev Home app. The new version includes some improvements for its machine configuration summary features along with a number of bug fixes.

Microsoft is bringing the power of AI image generation to Paint. You can add yourself to a wait list now to try the new feature as soon as possible.

The new Dev Home version 0.5 from Microsoft also has some accessiblity fixed for keyboard and Narrators users, along with a number of changes and bug fixes to the developer application.

The new Microsoft Dev Home Preview 0.4 version adds a way to navigate widgets with a keyboard, along with adding support for Narrator to read the names of all of its available widgets.

The new improvements in the latest preview 0.2 version of the Dev Home app include the dashboard showing a loading progress ring while loading widgets and that widgets now work on Arm64 devices.

Microsoft has this week revealed more details about what you can expect as new Windows 11 and the Windows Insider Program for 2022

Hands on with Windows 11 Hands on with Windows 11 Weve spent several hours with a leaked version of Microsofts new Windows 11 operating system, in advance of what we expect will be its formal launch on June 24. Credit: Mark Hachman / IDG Windows 11 is Microsoft’s next operating system. It’s here, it’s real, and we’re using a leaked version of it right now. Our hands-on offers an early look at what you can expect: the addition of a mammoth widgets drawer, an updated Windows 1...

Show More Windows 11 is Microsoft’s next operating system. It’s here, it’s real, and we’re using a leaked version of it right now. Our hands-on should provide an early first look at what you can expect in the shipping version: the addition of a mammoth widgets drawer, an updated Windows 10X-like user interface, and more.  On June 24, Microsoft will host a Windows event, promising “what’s next for Windows.” Microsoft teased the event with a graphic that showed light falling thr...