Here’s a high-level breakdown of the program and its offerings: The Microsoft CSP program allows businesses to procure Microsoft cloud solutions, including Microsoft 365 and Azure, through CDW rather ...

Microsoft said today it will be retiring the original free internet calling app Skype in May and migrating customers to Microsoft Teams. In blog post titled “The next chapter,” Jeff Teper ...

RIP Microsoft is planning to shut down the once-dominant video calling application, Skype. The app was highly popular among internet users in the early 2000s but has suffered persistent neglect ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Windows 11 pirates have found quite the unlikely ally in Microsoft Copilot. While I’m ...

Facepalm: A Reddit user has made an uncomfortable discovery for Microsoft. The company's own AI assistant Copilot will provide you instructions on how to activate Windows 11 without a valid license.

On Friday, Microsoft announced that the 21-year-old calling and messaging service will shut down May 5. The software company is encouraging Skype users to migrate to its free Teams app.

Millions of people across the world were unable to access Microsoft services, including their Outlook accounts, on Saturday. According to Downdetector, people had problems accessing the server ...

If you use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or any of the Microsoft 365 suite of applications, I have one question for you: Why are you paying full price for your software? If the answer is because you ...

You pay a one-off fee per logo, the price of which varies depending on the features you require (such as a transparent background or social media designs), and if you need the ability to amend ...

Outfit yourself in such CSP-logo wear as jackets, baseball caps, sweats and polo shirts. Arm yourself with the kind of pens, pencils and flashlights the real troopers use. And it would be a crime ...

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