#Windows
Windows Recall Is Here: Here’s Everything You Need To Know
Published: May 15, 2025
Microsoft’s infamous Windows Recall feature is making a comeback. Rolling out to all Copilot Plus PCs, it’s like a time machine for your computer, helping you recap the things you have done. So, whether you are suffering from amnesia or are simply forgetful, you can take advantage of this new Recall feature. Here’s everything you […]
Microsoft Office is Now Free on Desktop – But With a Catch
Published: February 25, 2025
Microsoft has just made a big move—the desktop version of Microsoft Office is now free. Yes, you read that right. You can now use Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on your Windows PC without paying a subscription fee. However, there’s a catch—it’s ad-supported and comes with some feature limitations. Previously, once your Microsoft Office license expired, […]
Windows 11 Search Is Finally Getting Cloud File Support
Published: February 23, 2025
Windows 11 already has a search feature that helps you to find old photos and documents buried somewhere on your computer. But now you can do it even if the files are in the cloud. That’s exactly what Microsoft is bringing to Windows 11’s search with its latest update. You can search for files stored in […]
Windows 11 Just Got a Universal Share Feature in the Recent Update
Published: February 14, 2025
Tired of opening apps or digging through menus just to share a file? Microsoft has made it much easier with a new universal share feature in Windows 11. Now, you can share files directly from the Taskbar and Start menu with just a right-click. Let’s break down everything you need to know about this new […]
Windows 11 “Resume” Feature: Seamlessly Switch Devices
Published: December 23, 2024
The “Resume” feature in Windows 11 allows you to seamlessly continue working on tasks you started on another device. Think smartphone. Whether you’re reading a document on your phone or editing a file, Windows 11 can help pick up right where you left off when you switch to your PC. Here’s how to enable and […]
Microsoft Finally Launches Recall AI with Improved Privacy Controls
Published: November 24, 2024
What is Microsoft Recall AI? Recall AI functions as a digital memory for your PC, capturing screenshots of your screen every few seconds to record your activities. It tracks the apps you open, the websites you visit, and the documents you work on. This allows you to search for something you saw earlier, even if […]
Microsoft’s Windows 365 Link: $349 Mini-PC that Runs on Cloud
Published: November 20, 2024
Microsoft has just announced a new mini PC at Ignite 2024 called Windows 365 Link. Instead of running Windows locally, it runs in the cloud and streamed to your desk. Priced at $349, this small compact Cloud PC will be available starting April 2025. Here’s everything you need to know about it. Microsoft’s Windows 365 Link: […]
ChatGPT Desktop App for Windows is Now Free for Everyone
Published: November 15, 2024
The official ChatGPT app for Windows is now available to all users, including those with free accounts. Initially, the app was exclusive to Plus subscribers, but as of version 2024.1011.2303.0, anyone with Windows 10 or 11 can install and use it. Previously, many users were reporting that the Alt + Space shortcut to open the […]
What’s new in Windows 11 Insider Build 27723 (Canary Channel)
Published: October 10, 2024
Microsoft has just rolled out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 27723 to users in the Canary Channel, introducing some exciting new features and improvements, along with a few fixes. If you’re part of this testing group, here’s what you can expect in the latest release. What’s New in Build 27723? 1. Taskbar Search If you’re […]
Snapdragon X Series Naming and Numbering Scheme Explained With Benchmark
Published: September 12, 2024
Qualcomm has launched new Snapdragon processors for Windows laptops. Initial tests report they are both performance-driven and energy-efficient. But there’s one issue – Qualcomm’s naming and numbering scheme is confusing. In recent years, every major chipmaker has been using complicated naming conventions. Sometimes, they rebrand an old chip to relaunch it with some new bells […]
Microsoft Phone Link’s Instant Hotspot Expands to More Android Phones
Published: August 30, 2024
The Instant Hotspot feature first popped up in the Phone Link app back in October 2022. It lets you connect your Windows PC to the internet by turning your phone into a mobile hotspot without touching your phone. No need to manually turn on the hotspot or enter a password either. Initially, it was exclusive […]
Which Windows Insider Channel is Best for You? A Quick Guide
Published: August 28, 2024
So, you’re ready to join the Microsoft Windows Insider Program? There are four channels to choose from but picking the right channel is where it gets tricky. Why? Each channel unlocks access to unreleased features but there are pros and cons involved too. And once you upgrade to a channel, downgrading may mean reinstalling Windows […]
Google Play Games Is Coming to a Windows PC Near You
Published: August 27, 2024
We live in a Google world. There are so many Google apps that I use on a daily basis but few of them can be installed on my Windows computer. Chrome is one example but what about others? Google’s strategy has always been a web and mobile-first approach where you need a Chrome browser to […]
Why You Should Ditch Windows God Mode for Super God Mode
Published: August 26, 2024
Have you heard of God Mode in Windows? It is a secret folder with shortcuts to all sorts of Windows tools and settings. As cool and useful as it is, a former Microsoft employee managed to one-up it with Super God Mode. It unlocks up to 5 times more hidden tools and utilities plus links […]
5 Reasons I Use Samsung Flow in My Daily Workflow
Updated: August 12, 2024
When I switched from my LG Wing to a Samsung Galaxy S23, I had no idea the Samsung Flow app existed. One day, a friend at work mentioned it, so I thought why not give it a shot? And it is quite useful. Samsung Flow has become a part of my daily routine, and I […]
Microsoft Paint’s New Cocreator Is Amazing, but There’s One Big Issue
Published: July 3, 2024
As soon as I got hands-on with a Snapdragon-powered laptop, the very first feature I tried was the Cocreator. If you’re unfamiliar with the Cocreator, it is a new feature added to the Paint app that allows you to create artwork with the help of AI. The best part is that image generation happens on-device, […]
3 Best World Clock Apps for Windows
Published: June 7, 2024
Windows has a built-in World Clock that lets you check the time in a few different locations. However, if you need more advanced features such as alarms, customization options, widgets, and weather information for different or unsupported locations, here are some third-party world clock apps for Windows. Best Paid Option – Sharp World Clock Of […]
Here Are Fixes for Wi-Fi Connected but No Internet on Windows
Published: June 3, 2024
It’s a good habit to check the Wi-Fi connectivity on your computer before a video call or when a site takes too long to open. At times, you can find your laptop connected to a Wi-Fi network, but you still can’t connect it to the internet. Let’s walk through some easy fixes for Wi-Fi connected […]
You Can Use an Android Phone as a Webcam on Windows 11
Published: June 1, 2024
You can do that officially without installing a third-party camera app or virtual driver. Microsoft lets you use the camera on your Android phone to improve your appearance during video calls on your Windows 11 PC. The best part is that you can wirelessly use your Android phone’s camera as a webcam to join video […]
Missing Windows Features on Mac? These 8 Apps Can Help
Published: May 29, 2024
Have you dropped the scary blue screen for a glowing Apple logo? You might have switched from Windows to Mac for better productivity or the Apple ecosystem. Arguably, Windows is better at certain things like grouping windows and keyboard shortcuts. It’s natural to miss those things on Mac. If you also prefer the Windows style […]
5 Best and Free Photo Viewer for Windows
Published: May 26, 2024
The native Windows Photos app has come a long way with features like slideshow, image editing features, and sharing. But it still misses out on things like geo-tag and map view, can’t customize the UI, batch and advanced editing features, and sometimes, it is still slow. I tested several free photo viewer apps for Windows […]
How to Block Adult Websites on Windows and Mac
Published: April 27, 2024
The Internet offers several websites and services to read, listen to, or watch. Without supervision and proper filters, your kids may get exposed to adult sites inadvertently. You can adjust parental controls on popular video streaming sites to safeguard your kids from mature content. But it’s crucial to create a safer and more comfortable browsing experience for the […]
6 Fixes for Windows Computer Restarts Instead of Shutting Down
Published: March 30, 2024
Does your Windows 10 or 11 computer restart after you perform a shut down? That’s quite puzzling when your Windows PC just reboots while you want to turn it off entirely. Interference from external devices, fast startup functionality, and corrupted system files are just a few reasons why your PC restarts randomly when you want […]
5 Ways to Remove Background Color From Text in Word
Published: March 29, 2024
Applying a background color to text is a neat way to highlight important information in your Word documents. But, it does disturb the cleaner look of a document. Whether the highlight was inherited from copied text or accidentally applied while working on the document, you can easily remove it. This guide covers several methods to […]
How to Create and Share an Outlook Calendar
Updated: March 26, 2024
Sharing an Outlook calendar is an effective way to keep your colleagues up-to-date about the company schedule. You can keep your calendar separate and create another one to share with employees, friends, and family. Here’s how to create and share an Outlook calendar to keep select meetings, plans, and events separately. Create an Outlook Calendar […]