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Using the Free Version of Excel? You’re Missing These 5 Features
Summary Microsoft Excel online lacks functionality compared to paid versions that include features including advanced formulas and charts. Powerful data analytics tools like Power Query and Power Pivot are only available with a Microsoft 365 subscription. Desktop Excel offers additional features, better offline use, improved reliability, and more automation capabilities. Full-fat Microsoft Excel is still the big kid in the…
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Bluesky Now Has Its Own Version of TikTok
Bluesky is setting itself up to be a social media jack of all trades. There’s the main experience, of course, which replaces something like X or Threads. But it’s not all about the text posts: Soon, you’ll be able to use an app like Flashes to transform Bluesky into a kind of Instagram. Before that drops, however, you can use…
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How to block Windows 11 24H2 automatic update on version 23H2
On Windows 11, you can maintain your current version 23H2 (or 22H2) setup and prevent the automatic installation of version 24H2. You can do this by adjusting the “Windows Update” policy using the Group Policy Editor or the Registry Editor, depending on the edition of your system. If your system has already updated to version 24H2, you can revert to…
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How to check app version on Windows 10
UPDATED 1/30/2025: On Windows 10, apps acquired from the Microsoft Store receive regular updates to enhance performance and introduce new features. Although updates install automatically, you might sometimes need to check an app’s version number to confirm whether you have the latest release, perhaps to verify a bug fix or access a newly added feature. Regardless of the reason, Windows…
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Businesses get their own version of the Chrome Web Store – Computerworld
Though there are a variety of cool extensions for the Chrome browser, there are also malicious extensions that pose a security threat. To increase security, Google has now launched the Chrome Web Store for Enterprises, a new store specifically designed for business users. For example, businesses can create a list of approved extensions to ensure employees do not install malicious…
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Zenless Zone Zero Version 1.5: Everything You Need to Know
Zenless Zone Zero is planning to continue its streak of releasing strong updates with version 1.5, which was announced today. The upcoming 1.5 version will add a ton of new things, including two new S-rank agents, nine new events, new Godfinger games, and finally, new skins for some of your most beloved characters in ZZZ. With the Zenless Zone Zero…
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How to rollback Windows 11 24H2 to version 23H2
If you upgraded to Windows 11 24H2 but are experiencing issues, you can revert to version 23H2 using the system’s recovery feature or a clean installation process. If it has been less than ten days since the upgrade, you can use the “Recovery” settings to uninstall version 24H2 and restore version 23H2. However, after ten days, the system automatically deletes…
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How to check the Microsoft Edge version you’re using
In recent years, Microsoft Edge has evolved into a compelling browser, gaining popularity for its innovative features and robust performance. With features like vertical tabs, workspaces, seamless Copilot integration, energy efficiency, and cross-platform compatibility (spanning Windows, Android, and iOS), Edge has become the main web browser for many users. If you are using Microsoft Edge and are unsure whether you…
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Amazon Music Finally Has Its Own Version of Spotify Wrapped
If you use Amazon Music, you might feel out of loop this time of year, as Spotify and Apple Music users share their listening stats from Wrapped and Replay, respectively. This year, however, is a bit different: It seems Amazon has finally jumped onto the end-of-year recap bandwagon, rolling out its own version to users it calls “Delivered.” (Get it?…
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YouTube Music Is Already Rolling Out Its Version of Spotify Wrapped
Spotify might have pioneered the yearly streaming recap, but these days, every other service has its own version of “Wrapped.” If you’re a YouTube Music subscriber, for instance, not only do you have the option to check out a year-end summary of your listening habits, those stats are rolling out to select users now. While you might think December would…
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