Janica Williams

  Microsoft has confirmed that it will hold a Windows event on 24 June. And will soon be launching Windows 11. As per rumors for several weeks that the new window is soon to be launched, several changes will be made to the looks and the features of the OS.  And still, at the end of the day, there was no uncertainty that Microsoft would abandon the Windows 10 brand, and yet it was conceivable that the operating system would not be called Windows 11 but branded somewhat differently.  Microsoft’s senior software engineer-Jerry Nixon depicted it as ‘the last version of Windows’ at that point. That doesn’t mean Windows 10 currently is indistinguishable from a version as in 2015, however. Microsoft releases new feature updates twice a year, refuting the requirement for an entirely different version. Microsoft is soon going to announce a Windows-themed event for 24 June. There’s a developing inclination that we could finally see in Windows 11 official launch. Here’s everything y...

  Microsoft Teams is getting gradually popular, and it is becoming one of the most used video conferencing applications. Microsoft is day by day updating it with new features and improvements. Recently Microsoft has introduced a new feature that will let the meeting host disable users from unmuting. It could be very irritating when you need to mute participants over and over, and they keep on unmuting themselves. When users have the freedom to unmute, it could be a distraction for the meeting since sometimes people don’t even realize, but they accidentally unmute themselves. If you host meetings regularly using Microsoft Teams, you know how some people repeatedly unmute themselves and confuse everyone. If you are one of those who wish to stop the participants from turning on their microphones, Teams’ upcoming update will bring a smile on your face. During a meeting, you will be able to block everyone to access the mute or unmute button. You will also be able to stop a particular pa...