The Document Foundation’s LibreOffice is generally regarded as one of the best Microsoft Office alternatives and is the ...

When Microsoft released Windows 10 in 2015, it offered the new operating system as a free, no-strings-attached ... (not true), but it doesn't say a word about licensing. And unlike the weaselly ...

Now, the price increase is coming to the U.S. In a blog post, Microsoft unveiled that it will bring Copilot AI features to its suite of apps, inlcuding Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote and Outlook ...

Read our disclosure page to find out how can you help Windows Report sustain the editorial team. Read more Microsoft is allowing Windows 10 users to upgrade for free to Windows 11 again, but earlier ...

Previously, Microsoft 365 subscribers had to pay an extra $20 per month to get Copilot inside Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as part of a Copilot Pro subscription, but Microsoft is ...

In fact, the post only mentions the word “free” in the title and not anywhere else. Thankfully, Microsoft has clarified the blog post was a mistake and has been deleted. Microsoft’s ...

Copilot will assist users in a host of apps in the Microsoft 365 suite — Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, OneNote and Designer. However, the usage of Copilot AI will be capped by monthly ...

Mention the word “icon”, and an image of Marilyn Monroe may pop into your head ... She spent the rest of her life in a love-hate relationship with her public image, and never managed to break free of ...

Editor’s Note: Microsoft representatives said Wednesday that the Tech Community blog post was in error: “Apologies for the confusion from the Tech Community post. The free Windows 11 upgrade p ...

Today, we’re introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, a new offering that adds pay-as-you-go agents to our existing free chat experience for Microsoft 365 commercial customers ... Copilot in the ...

UPDATE: Microsoft has deleted its blog post that signaled the free upgrade path to Windows 11 could eventually expire. The company told PCMag that the blog post contained inaccurate information ...