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    Windows 11 Taskbar Gets One-Click Internet Speed Test (Web-Based Shortcut)

    Microsoft is quietly testing a new, built‑in internet speed test for Windows 11 that places a one‑click network diagnostic into the taskbar’s system tray and Wi‑Fi quick settings — but the convenience comes with important trade‑offs: the shortcut opens Bing’s web‑based speed tester rather than...
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    Outlook Lite Migration: Blocked Install Oct 6, 2025, Move to Outlook Mobile

    Microsoft is planning to pull the plug on Outlook Lite’s distribution this October, with multiple technology outlets reporting that new installations will be blocked beginning October 6, 2025, and users being nudged to move to the full Outlook mobile experience. Background / Overview Outlook...
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    Microsoft Windows 11's Revolutionary AI-Driven Update: What You Need to Know

    Microsoft’s latest update to Windows 11 marks one of its most consequential overhauls since the operating system’s original release. Not simply an interface refresh, it is a bold move to redefine the daily PC experience through the integration of advanced artificial intelligence features and a...
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