Tag: Microsoft

Sign in to your Android Police account Summary Android users can now open Microsoft Office files on their device without needing to sign-in to a Microsoft account. This function has been available to iPhone users since earlier this year. The ...

A new potential “threat” for users of Windows’ latest version is live. If you’re on top of your updates, you might want to hit the pause button for a moment. Microsoft is currently investigating a rather frustrating bug that could ...

TL;DR Microsoft is rolling out anonymous file sharing to Android. Android users can now view Word, PowerPoint, and Excel documents without having to sign in to their Microsoft account. You’ll still have to sign in to your account if you ...

TL;DR Microsoft is rolling out a Copilot for Gaming beta to the Xbox app on Android and iOS. Players can ask the chatbot about the game they’re playing, for help, for information about their play history, and more. The beta ...

Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR Microsoft recently showed off a demo for a feature called “Cross Device Resume.” This feature allows you to continue where you left off in an app when you want to switch from your phone ...

Even since its introduction, Microsoft Loop has generated considerable buzz as a versatile platform for productivity and teamwork. With workspaces, pages, a block editor, and a slash command, it’s unlike any Microsoft app we have ever seen. The software giant ...

In the last few years or so, we have witnessed Microsoft laying off thousands of its employees. Back in 2023, the Redmond giant announced significant job cuts, affecting 10,000 employees. Microsoft then said it was a strategic decision to immunize ...

Back in the day, when you needed to make a video call, you were most likely doing it through Skype. It was the most popular video chatting platform throughout the 2010s, and it was a cash-cow for Microsoft. However, nothing ...

There’s no shortage of email apps on Android. After trying the sleek interfaces of Gmail, the smart features of Spark, and the customizable depths of Thunderbird, I went back to a familiar setup on my Android device: Microsoft Outlook. While ...

Beyond the commonly known Windows Security, firewall, and BitLocker encryption, Microsoft offers a suite of tools and settings to enhance privacy and protect your sensitive information, whether you use an Android phone, a Chromebook, or a Windows PC. These features ...