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Microsoft crippled the Windows 11 Taskbar While Microsoft is still working on the first stable version of its Windows 11 operating system, some features of the upcoming version of Windows appear set in stone already. Windows 11 ships with a centered Start menu by default, and all icons placed on the taskbar are centered as well. The centering of content is not a novel concept, as plenty of third-party solutions, such as Center Taskbar, Taskbar Dock, or FalconX, and Apple with its Mac OS provide centered solutions as well. Windows 11 users may align the Start menu to the left if they prefer th...

Say hello to the Windows 365 Cloud PC Say hello to the Windows 365 Cloud PC It's finally here: A full Windows desktop-as-a-service is now ready to replace your Windows desktop on a PC. Credit: Microsoft Tomorrow's desktop, as far as Microsoft's concerned, is going to be Windows running on its Azure cloud. When I say, "Windows running on the Azure cloud," I mean running on the cloud. There needs to be some kind of operating system on your PC, but, frankly, Microsoft doesn't care what you’re using. As Wangui McKelvey, Microsoft 365's General Manager, said: "Windows 365...

What you need to know Google and Microsoft's truce came to an end in April after a failure to renew it. The truce brought closer cooperation between the companies, who also agreed to handle matters internally without litigation. The end of the truce could spell conflict between the two companies. Google and Microsoft have reportedly ended a nearly six-year-long truce between the two companies, Financial Times reports. The end of the agreement could signal the return of very public drama between the two companies as pressure from regulators rises. The 2015 agreement between the two companies ...

It’s not quite like Circles, but Google Contacts for G Suite is pulling in everything it knows about your coworkers and any interactions you’ve had.

While Microsoft’s number of first-party studios far outweighs PlayStation’s, Sony has been putting a great deal of work into cultivating partnerships with independent studios. Following partnerships with Kojima Productions, Haven Studios and more, Deviation Games – formed by ex-Call of Duty developers – have now partnered with Sony to create a new IP. Initially announced …