Microsoft Weekly: App updates, broad deployment of Windows 10, and cybersecurity

Microsoft Weekly: App updates, broad deployment of Windows 10, and cybersecurity

We are at the close of yet another week of April, so it's time to recap everything that went on in the world of Microsoft in the past seven days. Today, we'll be talking about some updates to Microsoft apps and services, news related to Windows updates, and a pinch of cybersecurity news for good measure. Find out about all of this in our weekly digest for April 16 - April 22.


Updates to Microsoft apps and services


We'll start this section off with news about Microsoft Teams. The online communication and collaboration app is getting two highly requested features within the next couple of months. These are the abilities to enable Together mode for everyone (GA in May 2022) and select a Calendar Show As status in meetings (GA in June 2022). Teams is also coming to the Microsoft Store and should be downloadable from there by next month.


Windows Terminal received a few updates too. The generally available version of the app was updated to version 1.12.1098 with a Windows 11 redesign and a bunch of bug fixes. Similarly, Windows Terminal Preview was bumped to version 1.13.1098 that squashed bugs and improved reliability by fixing crashing issues.


Pivoting a bit to Office now, Microsoft has issued a reminder that support for Office 2013 is ending in less than ..

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