Hands-On: Clipchamp for Windows 10/11

The Microsoft Store version of Clipchamp, which is now included in Windows 10 and 11, appears to be a packaged version of the web app. But the real question here is how this video editing app measures up against the more sophisticated free and paid alternatives. But first, a bit…

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Microsoft Teams is Headed to the Microsoft Store

Microsoft Teams will soon be available to download from the Microsoft Store on Windows 10 and Windows 11. The software giant announced the upcoming release on its Microsoft 365 roadmap yesterday (via Neowin), and Teams is expected to land in the Store in May. According to Microsoft, the Store version…

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Sony’s PS5 Controller Now Supports Firmware Updates on Windows PCs

It’s now possible to update the firmware of Sony’s PlayStation 5 DualSense controllers on Windows 10 and Windows 11, no PS5 console required. Sony announced today the release of a new Firmware updater app on Windows which supports updates via a wired USB connection.  Sony releases DualSense firmware updates quite…

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DuckDuckGo Comes to the Mac in Beta

DuckDuckGo announced this morning that its privacy-protecting web browser is now available on the Mac in beta. A version for Windows is coming soon. “Privacy isn’t something you only need in certain situations or in partial amounts, and it’s a myth that you can’t have the same Internet you like…

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Critics Say Windows Licensing is Anticompetitive

With Microsoft now offering Windows on Azure, its critics alleged that the firm now makes it more expensive to do so on rival cloud platforms. Or, in some cases, impossible. Curiously, Microsoft agrees. “There definitely are some valid concerns,” Microsoft president Brad Smith told Bloomberg in an interview. “It’s very…

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Vivaldi 5.2 Adds Reading List, Blocked Tracker and Ad Stats

The latest version of the Vivaldi web browser adds a Reading List to the sidebar and offers blocked tracker and advertising statistics. “Exactly 6 years ago, we launched the first version of Vivaldi,” co-founder and CEO Jon von Tetzchner writes. “We started out building a browser that will adapt to…

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Microsoft Announces Major Updates to Windows 365

As part of its hybrid work event today, Microsoft announced several useful enhancements to Windows 365, its Cloud PC offering. “As the pandemic begins to slowly recede, and companies look to adopt more permanent hybrid work strategies, new integrated features are needed to enable more flexible ways of working,” Microsoft…

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Microsoft Edge Becomes the Second Most Popular Web Browser

Microsoft Edge has now beaten Safari as the second most popular desktop web browser, according to Statcounter. In March, Microsoft Edge had 9.65% desktop marker share, up from 9.61% in February, while Apple’s Safari went from 9.77% to 9.56% in the same time frame. Obviously, Microsoft Edge was poised to…

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Google Claims Microsoft Makes Governments Less Secure

In its most insane attack yet against Microsoft, Google this week claimed that using Microsoft technologies made governments less secure. But it has no data to back up that claim at all. Google senior director Jeanette Manfra cites—actually, mischaracterizes—a survey from the Public Opinion Strategies that was commissioned by Google…

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Microsoft Releases Edge Version 100

Two weeks after it landed in the Beta channel, Microsoft has released Edge version 100 to Stable, making it available to all users. There are several new features, none major: Lightweight PDF preview. When you open a PDF file from File Explorer or Microsoft Outlook, a lightweight new and Edge-based…

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