Home 2021 September

Monthly Archives: September 2021

Phil Spencer Xbox One YouTube Microsoft e

Xbox Series X to Remain in Short Supply Because of Chip...

Luke Jones -
Microsoft and Open Source Community official

Microsoft Opens Program to Give Azure Credits to Open Source Projects

Luke Jones -
Cyber-Security-Lock-Pixabay

Microsoft Bets on Cyber Insurance with At-Bay Partnership

Luke Jones -
Featured - How to Insert an Animated GIF into a PowerPoint Presentation

How to Insert an Animated GIF in PowerPoint

Ryan Maskell -
Whiteboard-iOS-Windows-unification

Microsoft Whiteboard Roadmap Points to iOS/Windows Unification

Luke Jones -
Microsoft-Paint-Windows-11-Main-Screen

Microsoft Paint for Windows 11 Now Available on the Insider Dev...

Luke Jones -
Microsoft is winding down the days to next week’s full launch of Windows 11. From October 5, the new generation of Windows will begin reaching users worldwide through a staged launch. Microsoft is finalizing the previews of native Windows 11 apps with new design, and that will include a new Media Player for the platform. We have already seen Microsoft debut a new Paint app, while this week the new Photos and Clock experiences moved to the release preview channel. Next up is the new Media Player, which has been spotted by the folks at Windows Latest this week. Specifically, the new player was seen on a recent episode of the Windows Insider webcast. So, at this moment it is a teaser but we could see the full app when Windows 11 launches. It is worth noting Microsoft is now making the video private on YouTube, so perhaps this was more leak than tease. Either way, the Media Player app will allow users on Windows 11 to play movies, TV shows, videos, and music. Details Microsoft has not said whether this will be an overhaul of the Movies & TV application or a new app in its own right. It is worth remembering Microsoft has not confirmed this app yet. That many mean the full launch will be delayed and not be available when Windows 11 rolls out next week. Still, it is obvious Microsoft is working on something related to playing media on the new platform. As well as new native apps, Windows 11 will add Android app support, a new Microsoft Store, integrated Microsoft Teams, a new design, and much more. Microsoft will also launch its new hardware alongside the platform, the Surface Pro 8 and Surface Laptop Studio.

Microsoft’s New Windows 11 Media Player Shows Up Online

Luke Jones -
Featured - How to Rearrange Pages in Word

How to Move and Rearrange Pages in Word

Ryan Maskell -
Skype-Mac-New-Design-Call-Stage-Grid

Microsoft Announces Massive Skype Updates Coming Soon

Luke Jones -
Microsoft-Passwordless-Progress-Authenticator-Windows-Azure

Microsoft Exchange Heading for Passwordless Future, Basic Authentication Ending in 2022

Luke Jones -
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

Satya Nadella Says Microsoft Potentially Buying TikTok Was the “Strangest Thing”

Luke Jones -
VideoProc Vlogger - Editing Tools

VideoProc Vlogger: Maybe the Best Free Video Editor Available Right Now

Markus Kasanmascheff -
Cybersecurity Lock Notebook Keyboard via Pixabay

Microsoft Exchange Vulnerability Allows 100,000 User Credentials to Leak Online

Luke Jones -
Surface-Duo-2-Front-and-Back

Microsoft Launches Surface Duo 2 Emulator for Android Developers

Luke Jones -
Windows-11-Desktop-WinBuzzer

Microsoft Readies Windows 11 Photos App for Release

Luke Jones -
Featured - How to Make a Bar Chart in Microsoft Excel

How to Make a Bar Graph in Microsoft Excel (Bar Chart)

Ryan Maskell -
Featured - How to Fix Crackling or Popping Sound on a Windows PC

How to Fix Audio Crackling in Windows 10

Ryan Maskell -

Microsoft to Launch System Center 2022 During Q1 Next Year

Luke Jones -
Xbox-Series-Dashboard-New

Microsoft Edge Lands on Xbox Series X with Game Streaming Support

Luke Jones -
Google-Sustainability-Logo

Google Opens New Travel Sustainability Initiative

Luke Jones -
123...5Page 1 of 5

How-To

Load more

LATEST NEWS

Load more
Advertisement
WinBuzzer
© WinBuzzer 2017