Learn what’s new in Microsoft 365 this month, from Teams upgrades to AI Copilot GPT-5 and OneDrive transfers, plus Windows 10 support actions.

Having a great operating system isn’t just about stability. Companies have to keep an eye out for what’s next. They have to go searching for features that’ll make the digital lives of their customers ...

Talk of cloud services has reached an all-time high. Having spoon-fed smartphones and PC users new features that increasingly clog up their storage, the entire computing industry is shifting to a new ...

Microsoft has been giving away a lot of freebies through their cloud computing storage service OneDrive lately. Last week, Microsoft gave away 100GB of free storage for two years to create a Bing ...

The benefits of using cloud storage over local storage are significant. For starters, you can get to your files from just about anywhere. And as long as you've set up account recovery, there's little ...

For most of us, online storage is the best place to save the huge quantities of photos, videos, and documents we’ve all now acquired. When those files are stored in the cloud, you don’t have to worry ...

When Microsoft announced earlier this week that it would no longer be handing out unlimited cloud storage to Office 365 subscribers via its OneDrive service, those affected were obviously not enthused ...

Microsoft OneDrive has received offline mode on web, letting you access marked files without an active internet connection. You can action and organize files and folders in offline mode, and changes ...

A week ago, Microsoft handed out a bunch of free storage to consumers as part of its transition from SkyDrive to OneDrive. On Monday, the company announced its own plan to attract new business users ...

In January 2015, Microsoft officials outlined a one-year roadmap for bringing together its OneDrive consumer and OneDrive for Business cloud-storage services. At the Microsoft Ignite conference this ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ewan Spence covers the digital worlds of mobile technology. It may not have been part of WWDC, but this week saw a quiet ...