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Microsoft 365 Apps to Receive Security Updates on Windows 10 Until 2028
Microsoft 365 apps on Windows 10 are getting an extension. The Redmond-based tech giant recently updated its support page to announce that the Microsoft 365 apps (also known as Office apps) will continue to get security updates till 2028. With the latest development, the Windows maker made a U-turn on its previous decision that these apps would not...
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Microsoft Announces Support For Windows 8.1 to End in January 2023
Microsoft has announced the end of support for Windows 8.1 operating software. The company said that the technical support and security updates for Windows 8.1 will stop after January 10 next year. Microsoft is recommending users to switch to a new PC that can run Windows 11.
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China-Backed Hackers Found to Be Exploiting Unpatched Microsoft Office Vulnerability
China-backed hackers are exploiting a newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Office, threat analysis research conducted by security firm Proofpoint has suggested. The vulnerability, which is named "Follina" by security researchers, was brought into public notice last week.
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Windows 11 to Feature Spotify as Part of Focus Sessions; OneNote Apps Being Merged as Well
Microsoft will soon integrate Spotify in Windows 11 as part of Focus Sessions feature to help users complete tasks while listing to their favourite music. The development was shared by the Chief Product Officer Panos Panay on Twitter with a short video clip showing how the feature works.
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Microsoft Releases July 2021 Patch Tuesday to Fix 117 Vulnerabilities, Including Some Zero-Day Issues
Microsoft has released Its July 2021 Patch Tuesday that comprises fixes for as many as 117 vulnerabilities. The security updates are meant for a range of Microsoft products and features, including Microsoft Office, Windows Defender, Windows Hello, and Microsoft Exchange Server, among others.
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Microsoft Pauses Forced Installation of Office Web Apps on Windows 10 Devices, Calls it a Bug
Microsoft has confirmed that it has paused forced updates that brought Office web apps to the Start Menu without consent. The company has issued a statement saying that this behaviour of PWAs showing as tiles is a bug and it didn’t intend for that to happen.
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Microsoft Is Installing Office Web Apps on Windows 10 Devices Without Permission: Reports
For some users, Microsoft was installing Office PWAs into the new Edge and registering them with Windows 10 without permission. While these can be uninstalled, users were not even informed about the apps being installed.
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Microsoft Windows 10 Search Bug Fixed, Panos Panay Said to Be New Windows Head
Windows 10 search bar issue that was showing a blank grey or black box when users searched for something has been solved. Chief Product Officer Panos Panay has allegedly been assigned to lead the newly formed Windows + Devices department which is the Windows Experiences and Surface departments put together.
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Microsoft Windows 7 Free Security Updates End Today
Microsoft will stop providing free security updates for Windows 7 today, meaning computers using it will be more vulnerable to malware and hacking.
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Microsoft Launches New Office App for Windows 10 Users, Says Dynamics 365 Apps Coming to Mobile
Microsoft's new Office app offers a simple interface and pushes free online Office app versions as well.
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More Than Half of PC Applications Installed Worldwide Are Out-of-Date: Avast
Avast reports Adobe Shockwave comes as the leading application where updates are most frequently neglected, followed VLC Media Player and Skype.
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Microsoft 365 Subscription Bundle for Consumers May Be Coming Soon
Microsoft is said to be planning to release a bundled version of Microsoft Office 365 and Windows 10 for the normal consumers.
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Microsoft Office App Unveiled for Windows 10, Brings Features of Office.com
Microsoft brings all the features of Office.com to a free Windows 10 app.
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Microsoft Ends Official Forum Support for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Office 2010, 2013, and More
From July 2018, Microsoft will not provide technical support for products like Microsoft Security Essentials, Internet Explorer 10, Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2, Surface RT, Surface 2, Microsoft Band, Mobile devices forum, and Zune.
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Microsoft Office 2019 Commercial Preview Now Available for Windows 10 Users
Microsoft has announced the Office 2019 Commercial Preview of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, Access, Project, Visio, and OneNote for Windows 10.
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Microsoft 365 Apps to Receive Security Updates on Windows 10 Until 2028
Microsoft 365 apps on Windows 10 are getting an extension. The Redmond-based tech giant recently updated its support page to announce that the Microsoft 365 apps (also known as Office apps) will continue to get security updates till 2028. With the latest development, the Windows maker made a U-turn on its previous decision that these apps would not...
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Microsoft Announces Support For Windows 8.1 to End in January 2023
Microsoft has announced the end of support for Windows 8.1 operating software. The company said that the technical support and security updates for Windows 8.1 will stop after January 10 next year. Microsoft is recommending users to switch to a new PC that can run Windows 11.
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China-Backed Hackers Found to Be Exploiting Unpatched Microsoft Office Vulnerability
China-backed hackers are exploiting a newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Office, threat analysis research conducted by security firm Proofpoint has suggested. The vulnerability, which is named "Follina" by security researchers, was brought into public notice last week.
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Windows 11 to Feature Spotify as Part of Focus Sessions; OneNote Apps Being Merged as Well
Microsoft will soon integrate Spotify in Windows 11 as part of Focus Sessions feature to help users complete tasks while listing to their favourite music. The development was shared by the Chief Product Officer Panos Panay on Twitter with a short video clip showing how the feature works.
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Microsoft Releases July 2021 Patch Tuesday to Fix 117 Vulnerabilities, Including Some Zero-Day Issues
Microsoft has released Its July 2021 Patch Tuesday that comprises fixes for as many as 117 vulnerabilities. The security updates are meant for a range of Microsoft products and features, including Microsoft Office, Windows Defender, Windows Hello, and Microsoft Exchange Server, among others.
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Microsoft Pauses Forced Installation of Office Web Apps on Windows 10 Devices, Calls it a Bug
Microsoft has confirmed that it has paused forced updates that brought Office web apps to the Start Menu without consent. The company has issued a statement saying that this behaviour of PWAs showing as tiles is a bug and it didn’t intend for that to happen.
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Microsoft Is Installing Office Web Apps on Windows 10 Devices Without Permission: Reports
For some users, Microsoft was installing Office PWAs into the new Edge and registering them with Windows 10 without permission. While these can be uninstalled, users were not even informed about the apps being installed.
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Microsoft Windows 10 Search Bug Fixed, Panos Panay Said to Be New Windows Head
Windows 10 search bar issue that was showing a blank grey or black box when users searched for something has been solved. Chief Product Officer Panos Panay has allegedly been assigned to lead the newly formed Windows + Devices department which is the Windows Experiences and Surface departments put together.
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Microsoft Windows 7 Free Security Updates End Today
Microsoft will stop providing free security updates for Windows 7 today, meaning computers using it will be more vulnerable to malware and hacking.
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Microsoft Launches New Office App for Windows 10 Users, Says Dynamics 365 Apps Coming to Mobile
Microsoft's new Office app offers a simple interface and pushes free online Office app versions as well.
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More Than Half of PC Applications Installed Worldwide Are Out-of-Date: Avast
Avast reports Adobe Shockwave comes as the leading application where updates are most frequently neglected, followed VLC Media Player and Skype.
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Microsoft 365 Subscription Bundle for Consumers May Be Coming Soon
Microsoft is said to be planning to release a bundled version of Microsoft Office 365 and Windows 10 for the normal consumers.
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Microsoft Office App Unveiled for Windows 10, Brings Features of Office.com
Microsoft brings all the features of Office.com to a free Windows 10 app.
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Microsoft Ends Official Forum Support for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Office 2010, 2013, and More
From July 2018, Microsoft will not provide technical support for products like Microsoft Security Essentials, Internet Explorer 10, Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2, Surface RT, Surface 2, Microsoft Band, Mobile devices forum, and Zune.
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Microsoft Office 2019 Commercial Preview Now Available for Windows 10 Users
Microsoft has announced the Office 2019 Commercial Preview of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, Access, Project, Visio, and OneNote for Windows 10.
