The first 7 apps I always install on a new phone, and none of them are social media

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Microsoft Weekly: Windows Phone is back, new Windows 11 bugs, and more0 0

Catch up with this week's Microsoft stories about the return of Windows Phones, new Windows 11 bugs, BitLocker controversies, ...
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How to install Android on your iPhone

Samsung has released a new website to give iPhone users “a little taste of Samsung” from your iPhone and in this video, I will show you how to do it. Trump reaction to watching video of ICE shooting ...
ZDNet

Need to activate Windows? Microsoft just eliminated an option I've relied on for years

Phone activation for Windows has been discontinued. You'll have to use an online portal to activate Windows. The portal requires a Microsoft or business account. Microsoft has typically offered a few ...
PC World

Microsoft silently kills the last way to activate Windows without internet

PCWorld reports that Microsoft has quietly discontinued telephone activation for Windows 10 and 11, eliminating the last method to activate Windows without an internet connection. Users calling the ...
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Working on the go? You can no longer activate Windows with your phone

Customers have noticed Microsoft's phone lines aren't supporting Windows phone activation anymore Support documentation still indicates it's possible despite ongoing struggles Looks like you now need ...
PCMag

The Return of Windows Phone? This New Device Runs Android, Linux, Windows 11

The upcoming NexPhone is designed to work as an everyday Android device, but switch to Windows or Linux if you're using a ...
PC Magazine

Windows 11 Is Full of Hidden Tools. These Are the Weirdest Ones You've Never Used

You don't know Windows 11 as well as you think you do. I reveal all the strange, brilliant, and downright surprising features you've probably missed in the Settings app. Chris Hoffman is the author of ...
CNET

You Can Still Get Free Security Updates For Your Windows 10 PC

Jason Chun is a CNET writer covering a range of topics in tech, home, wellness, finance and streaming services. He is passionate about language and technology, and has been an avid writer/reader of ...