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Microsoft Teams update

Microsoft Teams is getting 7 new features, but paused the one that fixed multitasking...

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Microsoft Teams is etting apps in Private Channels, a new Speaker-focused layout for Teams events, cloud file search in the attach picker.
New Outlook for Windows with three features

Microsoft’s New Outlook is getting three features, starting with a warning before you reply...

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New Outlook is testing a feature that will send a warning or notification if you reply to an old email while a newer one is available.
Bing sign-in now accepts Google or Apple accounts

Microsoft Rewards and Bing now work with Google or Apple accounts, ending years of...

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Microsoft's head of Search confirms Bing now works with Google and Apple sign-ins, no Microsoft account needed. Video Creator, Translator, Maps, and other Bing features unlock the same way, a strange move from a company that spent years trapping Google users inside Bing's ecosystem.
Microsoft Teams update with meeting notes

Microsoft Teams’ big update brings AI notes to physical meetings, chat sections, and more

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Microsoft shipped a major release for Teams in June 2026, but a bigger update is on the way and will roll out in the coming weeks.
Copilot is everywhere in Windows 11, but almost nobody is paying for it

Microsoft 365 Copilot adoption is under 4.5% after 3 years, only 1% use it...

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A Fortune report reveals fewer than 4.5% of Microsoft's 450 million Microsoft 365 customers pay for Copilot, and only 20 to 30 percent of those open it weekly. Microsoft has bundled it into nearly every app anyway, and just raised Microsoft 365 prices on top of that shortfall.

Microsoft’s New Outlook releases Email snippets, a Outlook Classic feature it should have shipped...

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Microsoft has just rolled out "Quick Parts," which is basically an email snippets feature from Outlook Classic.
Microsoft 365 for business is getting a price hike for enterprises

Microsoft 365 just got a price hike over continuous innovation, but Copilot is the...

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Microsoft 365 prices are climbing as much as 43% from July 1, 2026, across Business, Enterprise, Frontline, and Government suites. Microsoft frames the hike as new value from Copilot, Security Copilot, and Intune, but the numbers show who is really paying for its AI ambitions.

Microsoft caves after Teams AI backlash, will let you turn off Copilot, Facilitator and...

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Microsoft caves on Teams AI, will let you turn off Copilot, Facilitator, and Recap during meetings on Windows and other platforms.
Excel for the web usage is up 10x in 6 years, Microsoft says.

Microsoft’s Excel on the web grew 10x in 6 years while Google Sheets got...

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Excel for the web has grown 10x in sessions over the last 6 years, and Microsoft's Excel head Brian Jones says an 8-year-old cloud investment from 2018 is why. Excel for the web is also free, something Google Sheets gets more credit for. Now Microsoft wants the same bet to work for AI in Excel.
You can now submit your GitHub repo to be the select few that may get the code burned into a CD and delivered to your home

Microsoft GitHub is burning free CDs of your public code to troll PlayStation, and...

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Less than two days after Sony confirmed physical PlayStation discs are ending, GitHub posted a tweet offering to burn your public repo onto a CD-ROM, complete with a Microsoft Forms order page. The offer runs for four days, caps at 1,000 discs, and reactions are split between amused and furious.

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