Microsoft has long been pushing Office and OneDrive users to save their documents to the cloud by default. Now, the company is getting even more aggressive with a feature coming to Microsoft Word.

You can compare two versions of the same Word document using a built-in tool to see how a document has been modified.

Ed Rhee, a freelance writer based in the San Francisco Bay Area, is an IT veteran turned stay-at-home-dad of two girls. He focuses on Android devices and applications while maintaining a review blog ...

A new phishing and malware distribution toolkit called MatrixPDF allows attackers to convert ordinary PDF files into interactive lures that bypass email security and redirect victims to credential ...

Traditionally, the term “ braindump ” referred to someone taking an exam, memorizing the questions, and sharing them online for others to use. That approach is unethical and violates the Microsoft ...

On paper, it’s a simple file-conversion tool that offers a sleek UI to modify document, image, and video formats. But as ...

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries shares his message to Republicans ahead of a potential government shutdown: “Cancel the cuts, lower the costs, and save health care.” Leader Jeffries joins ...

A new update to Microsoft’s productivity suite will see Microsoft Word automatically save documents to OneDrive by default, ...

The release of NJ gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill’s full military file is being investigated by the National Archives’ watchdog after she complained it was leaked as part of a political hit-job ...

The family of Assam's cultural icon Zubeen Garg has filed a complaint with the state Criminal Investigation Department (CID) over his death by drowning in Singapore, seeking a thorough probe into the ...

If you work with PDF files regularly then a PDF editor is an indispensable tool. Whether it’s part of your job, you manage PDF files for your own personal use, or you just need to complete a one-off ...

The moment Pam Bondi’s Justice Department and the FBI quietly dropped a memo on the Fourth of July weekend, attempting to draw a line under the Jeffrey Epstein files saga, it was “like a bomb went off ...