Sayan Sen

5 days ago | neowin.net | Sayan Sen

Microsoft made a major Windows 10-related change in regard to Microsoft 365 support. The company quietly extended M365 apps support on the OS till 2028. We are not sure what exactly made Microsoft change its mind, but some big pending changes have not gone through yet. For example, the unified management of the M365 apps like Teams and Outlook has been put "on hold" for now. Microsoft originally planned for a general availability (GA) rollout for July 2024.

5 days ago | neowin.net | Sayan Sen

Recently, Microsoft reminded users about the end of support for Windows 10, which is less than six months away. As such, there is now a Linux-backed project called "End of 10" that is trying to guide users to make the switch. Meanwhile, Microsoft itself is also aware that this move can be quite a challenge for many. As such, the company quietly extended the support for Microsoft 365 apps like Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, Excel, and more, on Windows 10.

5 days ago | neowin.net | Sayan Sen

Are you looking for a 65-inch TV for your home entertainment system that does not break the bank? Then take a look at Panasonic's OLED TV that is on sale for just $1000 (purchase link under the specs list below). We are talking here about the Panasonic Z85A model which runs Amazon Fire TV OS. This 65-inch TV has a 120 Hz refresh rate (can go up to 144 Hz with HDMI 2.1) screen and packs all the popular essential HDR capabilities like Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, HDR10, and HLG.

5 days ago | neowin.net | Sayan Sen

Scientists from the University of Bonn have discovered that South Africa is slowly lifting—by up to two millimeters per year—not because of deep underground activity, but due to a loss of water. The research, published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, suggests that severe droughts are causing the land to rise, challenging earlier ideas about mantle movement. South Africa has a network of GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) base stations that monitor land elevation.

5 days ago | neowin.net | Sayan Sen

Samsung's 9100 PRO, its new Gen5 SSD received its first discount recently. The drive is currently priced at $517 for the 4TB model with heatsink and you can check it out in our dedicated article here. However, if you are not looking for a PCIe Gen5 SSD either because you do not have a compatible motherboard or you do not quite have the budget, then take a look at Crucial's T500 model which is currently at a great price of just $133 (purchase link towards the end of the article).