Microsoft Edge is once again promoting vertical tabs just days after Google Chrome announced the same feature. Edge has had vertical tabs for years, along with tools like Immersive Reader, but aggressive promotion and perception issues continue to hold it back

Windows 11 is adding haptic feedback for window snapping, resizing, and UI interactions in Insider builds. The feature improves everyday usability, but most Windows laptops still lack haptic trackpads, raising questions about hardware support and OEM priorities.

PeekDesktop is a brilliant tool by Microsoft's Scott Hanselman that brings macOS Sonoma's 'click to reveal desktop' feature to Windows. Operating quietly in the system tray, this lightweight executable lets you instantly minimize all open windows by clicking an empty space on your wallpaper.

Windows 11 April 2026 Patch Tuesday update is rolling out with Narrator Copilot integration, Settings improvements, File Explorer fixes, display reliability updates, and critical Secure Boot warnings. Here’s everything new, improved, and fixed in this release

Windows 11 KB5083769 is now rolling out, and it's not a big release, at least not on the scale of the previous updates. It...

Microsoft has acknowledged that Windows 11 still includes legacy UI from Windows 8 and older versions. From login screen elements to Control Panel and system tools, inconsistencies remain. The company is now working to replace outdated components and improve design consistency.

Microsoft is testing a new feature that lets you select a specific date and pause updates until then. This replaces the existing dropdown menu...

Edge is getting another major facelift in 2026, and Microsoft sources have told Windows Latest that it’s moving closer to Copilot’s UI.

Windows 11 Insider builds fix slow storage settings and remove the 32GB FAT32 limit. Disk properties now load almost instantly on large drives, and FAT32 can be formatted up to 2TB using command line, removing the need for third-party tools.

The Windows Insider Program is getting its biggest overhaul in years. Microsoft is simplifying the experience into two primary channels, Experimental and Beta, while finally ending the frustration of gradual feature rollouts and introducing manual Feature Flags for direct control.