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Microsoft today announced the immediate availability of a new “My Day” pane to Outlook.com and Outlook on the Web.

The new version of the Vivaldi web browser on desktop and mobile offers two new features, Accordion Tabs and Command Chains.

This evening, Google announced a new and more detailed timeline for implementing its Privacy Sandbox, which includes FLoC and Fledge.

Yesterday, Microsoft began rolling out Microsoft Edge 92, the latest version of its web browser, with a few minor but important updates.

Dropbox isn’t a particularly affordable cloud storage service, but it has announced a host of new features aimed at both work and personal needs.

Google announced the release of Chrome 92 today, which arrives with new privacy protection and battery-saving features.

When Microsoft announced Windows 11 in June, it promised a Chat with Microsoft Teams feature that hasn’t yet appeared in the beta.

DuckDuckGo today announced its Email Protection service, which aims to protect email privacy without requiring users to switch email providers.

The United States, in concert with the EU, UK, and NATO, has formally charged China with orchestrating the attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers.

Extensibility is one of the key advantages of Visual Studio Code, but JavaScript debugging is so common that it's now built into the code editor.

Back in March, Microsoft announced that it would move its Edge web browser from a 6-week release cycle to a 4-week release cycle.

It’s unclear why I had to wait so long to get the Office Visual Refresh, but it has finally arrived, so here’s a quick peek at the changes it brings.

Microsoft is branding its Cloud PC service as Windows 365 and will offer it to commercial customers starting in early August.

Mozilla Firefox 90 supports background updating, HTTPS-only exceptions, Print to PDF improvements, and private browsing improvements.

France fined $593 million for ignoring a 2020 ruling that requires the search giant to reach a fair deal with French news sources from which it stole content.

Google’s consumer and commercial customers will soon transition to a new Google Drive sync client for Windows and Mac.

Microsoft announced this morning that it will acquire RiskIQ, which makes threat intelligence and attack surface management solutions.

According to a new report, Microsoft will finally unveil its Cloud PC offering next week, at its virtual Inspire partner conference.

The US Department of Defense said today that it was canceling Microsoft’s award of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract.

Microsoft said that it would release the first preview version of its Office Visual Refresh for Windows 11 last week, but it never happened.

Opera is offering up an odd proposition: Sure, use a Chromebook. But use Opera instead of Chrome. The Android version of Opera.

Microsoft and AT&T announced today that AT&T is moving its existing and future 5G mobile networks to Microsoft Azure.

The search wars are heating up. A new paid contender, called Neeva, was started by former Googlers and is ad-free and private.

Amazon today announced Reading Sidekick, a new Alexa feature that requires an Amazon Kids+ subscription and reads books along with kids.

Citing a lack of evidence, a US District Court judge has thrown out two federal and state antitrust cases against Facebook.

In tandem with today’s release of Windows 11 via the Windows Insider Program, Microsoft has also issued a beta visual refresh of Office to match.

Google today announced that it will tweak Search results when a developing issue is happening so that users understand things might change.