Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a compatibility layer for running native Linux binaries on Windows. It allows users to run a GNU/Linux environment - including most command-line tools, utilities, and applications directly on the Windows operating system.

Microsoft now releases a new updated version of the WSL, which now brings a new logo, an updated Linux Kernel version 5.10.74.3, and more. To learn more about the new improvements added to Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) version 0.50.2, continue reading further.

Microsoft Teams is going to receive a new update this month that will enable users to un-mirror their video feeds in a call or Teams meeting. The new "Mirror my Video" feature will provide the user the option to flip the video and have the same view as the other users in the meeting.

By default, Microsoft Teams horizontally flips the camera feed for a presenter, but it remains un-mirrored for other participants. Now, by un-mirroring, it will enable the user to see the text in a video call correctly.

Windows 11 Build 22000.346 (KB5007262) is now rolling out to Windows Insiders in the Beta and Release Preview Channels. The latest build includes several improvements and fixes to the printer issues. Apart from the printer-related issues, this build also includes fixes for File Explorer and more.

If you are looking for the full list of fixes in the latest Microsoft Windows 11 Insiders Preview Build 22000.346, continue reading further.

Microsoft releases a new Office build for Android mobiles. The latest Microsoft Office for Mobile (Build 16.0.14701.20036) adds two new features for smartphone users. One of them is the "Eagle Eye View", and the other is "Dark Mode" support for Microsoft Word.

This build is currently rolling out to the Office Insiders who are running Microsoft Office on Android devices. Excited about the new features added to Microsoft Office for Android? Continue reading further to know more.

Microsoft is bringing a new feature to Teams that will allow you to chat with other users using Microsoft Teams personal accounts. This will extend collaboration with team members outside the work network. You will need to invite any Teams user to chat using an email address or phone number and remain within the security and compliance policies of your organization.

The feature will soon roll out to Microsoft Teams for web, desktop, and mobile. Once it rolls out, your Teams admin need to enable this feature according to your organization's policies. Continue reading to know more about it and its availability.

Windows 11 Build 22499 is now rolling out from the active development branch to the Windows 11 Insiders in the Dev Channel. The latest preview build adds a new feature for the Microsoft Teams users, and you will really love it.

The latest update is rolling out as "Windows 11 Insider Preview 22499 (rs_prerelease)". If you are running a Windows 11 supported device in the Dev Channel, can get it through the Windows Update.

If you are using Microsoft Office version 2111, Microsoft released a new build (14630.20000) that improves the accessibility feature on the PowerPoint application. The latest build is now rolling out to Microsoft Office Insiders who are registered under the Windows Beta Channel.

Apart from this new improvement, the latest Microsoft Office build also adds other improvements and bug fixes. For a complete list of changes (official changelog), continue reading further.

It's the second Tuesday of the month! That means a new update for all supported Windows 10 devices. This month's Patch Tuesday update addresses an issue of a 0 (zero) width Pen to render one pixel regardless of transformation.

It also brings several improvements and other bug fixes. To know more about the fixes, improvements in this build, and to download the Windows 10 KB5006738 update offline installer, continue reading further.

Choosing the right monitor for gaming can be challenging. There are so many different specifications, resolutions, and frame rates to keep track of.

Luckily, there are some simple things you should look at before making a purchase that will help narrow down your options. Read on to learn what they are!

Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 (version 17.0.0) is now available for download. First announced in April 2021, Visual Studio 2022 is the first release of the IDE that comes as a 64-bit application. That means it doesn't have 4GB of memory limitation in the main (devenv.exe) process.

As Visual Studio 2022 is now available as RTM, it comes with a "Go Live" license. And hence, you can now use it to build and deliver apps and games in a production environment. Here's how you can download Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.

Visual Studio Code is a powerful IDE for web developers that resembles the functionality of Visual Studio in a lightweight interface. As it is quite long into the market, Microsoft recently releases Visual Studio Code version 1.62 (aka. Visual Studio Code October 2021 Update).

If you are using Visual Studio Code (VSCode) in your development environment to build web/cloud applications, you would like to learn about the features and improvements that it brought with the latest update. Here are the complete (official) release notes.