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WindowsReport.com is a standalone online magazine that was established in the autumn of 2012. It focuses on Microsoft’s Windows platform and its various products and services, striving to explain their broader impact in the technology sector. Over the years, WindowsReport.com has evolved into a key resource for Windows-related information. Millions of Windows fans turn to its dedicated team of skilled tech writers, editors, and community managers for the latest news, detailed reviews, insightful features, and trusted product suggestions.

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If you're a Genshin Impact fan, these exclusive Ugreen charging accessories are a must

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

Ugreen has unveiled an exclusive collection in collaboration with the popular game Genshin Impact. This limited-edition lineup themed “Power Up, Game On” features four charging accessories inspired by the character Kinich and his companion, K’uhul Ajaw, blending functionality with distinctive in-game aesthetics. All the accessories are now available across 14 countries. The Genshin Impact themed accessories are bright and colorful, but they also offer matching performance.
5 Classic Windows Games That Never Get Old

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Keelan Balderson

If you had a Windows PC in the 90s or early 2000s, chances are you spent countless hours playing some of its iconic built-in games. These classic Windows games were more than just time-killers, they were a core part of the PC experience. Whether you were clicking frantically in Minesweeper, strategizing your next move in FreeCell or watching the cards bounce after winning a game of Solitaire, these classics hold a special place in gaming history. But are they still worth playing today?
Update Chrome right now to avoid these 5 newly discovered vulnerabilities

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

2 min. read Readers help support Windows Report. We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Read our disclosure page to find out how can you help Windows Report sustain the editorial team.
Deal alert: Asus Vivobook S 14 OLED is almost 50% off right now

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

The Asus Vivobook S 14 OLED, a sleek and high-performance laptop, is now available at a massive 47% discount, dropping its price from $949.99 to just $499.99. This makes it one of the best value-for-money deals for those looking for a lightweight yet powerful laptop. Weighing just 1.3 kg (2.87 lbs), the ultra-thin Vivobook S 14 OLED is perfect for students, professionals, and frequent travelers.
Next-gen Xbox set for 2027, with a handheld console coming later this year

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

Microsoft is reportedly expanding its gaming hardware lineup, with plans to launch an Xbox-branded handheld device later this year and a next-generation Xbox console in 2027. Many rumours were already pointing in this direction, but according to Windows Central, Microsoft has already laid out all the plans, and soon enough, we’ll see the results. Codenamed “Keenan”, Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox handheld is being developed with a leading PC gaming hardware manufacturer.
Microsoft Publisher is going away, but here's how you can get ready for that

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

Microsoft has announced that Microsoft Publisher—its long-standing desktop publishing software—will no longer be supported after October 1, 2026. Publisher will be removed from Microsoft 365 subscriptions, and existing standalone versions will no longer receive updates or support. This means Microsoft 365 users can no longer open or edit Publisher files using the app. This isn’t new, as we already reported earlier that Publisher will not be around for much longer.
You can now talk to Copilot thanks to Microsoft's latest update

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

Microsoft is rolling out a new “press-to-talk” feature in its Copilot app for Windows, making it easier for users to interact with the AI assistant using voice commands. This update is currently available to Windows Insiders as part of version 1.25024.100.0.🔹 Voice Activation: Users can now activate voice input by pressing and holding the ‘Alt’ key and spacebar for two seconds. This triggers a small blue microphone overlay, signaling that Copilot is ready to listen.
Update Firefox right now to avoid streaming, add-on, and security issues

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

2 min. read Readers help support Windows Report. We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Read our disclosure page to find out how can you help Windows Report sustain the editorial team. Read more Mozilla has issued an urgent update warning for all Firefox users: make sure your browser is updated to version 128, or ESR 115.13 for those using the extended support release, before March 14, 2025.
This new sophisticated malware campaign is targeting Outlook users

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

3 min. read Readers help support Windows Report. We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Read our disclosure page to find out how can you help Windows Report sustain the editorial team. Read more Security researchers have uncovered a highly sophisticated malware campaign targeting Microsoft Outlook users to steal their login credentials.
You won't be able to play Forza Horizon 5 on PS5 without a Microsoft account

1 month ago | windowsreport.com | Vlad Turiceanu

Microsoft has previously announced that Forza Horizon 5 will officially launch on PlayStation 5 starting April 29, 2025. This marks a significant expansion for the popular open-world racing game, previously exclusive to Xbox and PC. Now, an FAQ page on the game’s official website states that you’ll also need a Microsoft account to play it. To play Forza Horizon 5 on PS5, players must link their PlayStation Network (PSN) account to a Microsoft account when launching the game for the first time.