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The PST is now a very old file format. Originally introduced to give users the ability to store email moved from their Exchange mailbox, the need for PSTs disappeared years ago because Office 365 users have massive mailboxes. Despite this, some organizations persist in allowing people to use PSTs.

Microsoft is building a new collaboration framework that is going to significantly change how and where you interact with data as it will soon no longer be tied to a specific application or location.

Later this month, Microsoft will be rolling out a new search workflow for enterprise customers that starts with a zero typing experience.

Microsoft has built a proper Terminal for Windows 10 and the company is also adding new features to the Subsystem for Linux.

At Microsoft’s Build conference this week, the company is making a significant number of announcements related to the company’s PowerApps platform.

Microsoft is going to solve its three-browser problem with a new feature in Edge and is also going to help retain more control of your browsing data too.

Microsoft is bringing Windows Hello to new places that will help make it easier to log in more securely to your Microsoft account.

Unable to connect to various Microsoft services? You are not alone with everything from Office to Skype and even some Xbox services appear to be impacted

Microsoft is expanding its Azure, IoT, end Edge services ahead of build with new features and options as the company continues its push deeper into the cloud-computing era.

Microsoft is releasing a Developer Edition of the HoloLens 2 but unlike the first generation device, this SKU won’t save you any money.

Office ProPlus Version 1904 boasts new privacy controls and Microsoft has documented how it thinks about required and optional data collected from users. Office 365 still lacks privacy controls for the server apps. It remains to be seen if customers will be happy and consider that Microsoft has solved the GDPR issues identified in the Dutch DPIA report in November 2018.

This month sees yet more changes to Microsoft’s Windows 10 servicing schedule, problems for users after April’s Patch Tuesday quality update, the new version of Edge released for Insiders, and new minimum disk space requirements for upgrading to the Windows 10 May 2019 Update.