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Windows 11's next big 22H2 update arrives on September 20th - Vimarsana News

Windows 11's next big 22H2 update arrives on September 20th

Microsoft is planning to release its next big Windows 11 update on September 20th. The 22H2 update includes Start menu folders, new touch gestures, and drag and drop for the taskbar.

Windows 11's next big 22H2 update arrives on September 20th - Vimarsana News

Windows 11's next big 22H2 update arrives on September 20th

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New 'Top Hits' feature improves Microsoft Teams - Vimarsana News

New 'Top Hits' feature improves Microsoft Teams

Microsoft has recently announced a new feature for its business communication platform Teams aimed at improving its search functionality.

Epic pushed Xbox chief to open free multiplayer just ahead of Apple Fortnite battle - Vimarsana News

Epic pushed Xbox chief to open free multiplayer just ahead of Apple Fortnite battle

Epic pushed Xbox chief to open free multiplayer just ahead of Apple Fortnite battle Tom Warren © Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Epic pushed Microsoft to open up its Xbox network for free multiplayer gaming just weeks before the Apple and Fortnite battle. In the weeks leading up to Epic Games’ decision to circumvent Apple’s 30 percent cut on Fortnite in-app purchases, CEO Tim Sweeney sent an email to Xbox chief Phil Spencer teasing something big and asking whether Microsoft could time free multiplayer with Fortnite season 14. “Epic has certain plans for Augu...

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Microsoft tests xCloud streaming on PC, iOS browsers: Verge - Vimarsana News

Microsoft tests xCloud streaming on PC, iOS browsers: Verge

Employees are now testing a web browser version of the service, the Verge reports. This would allow people on PC and iOS devices to use the service to stream Xbox games. Microsoft is getting ready to make its game-streaming service available on web browsers, company sources told the Verge. Microsoft launched its game-streaming service xCloud in September, allowing users to stream and play Xbox games on Android phones and tablets. Sources told the Verge Microsoft employees are currently testing the web version of xCloud before it rolls out for a public preview. Being able to play on a browser ...