Microsoft is getting close to finalising the list of new features being added to Windows 11. In the next couple of months or so, they will be releasing what's technically known as the "24H2" update. So what can we expect to find once we've installed it?

Microsoft will soon be making some security changes to their first party email accounts (Outlook, Hotmail and Live addresses). These changes may impact anyone that use a 3rd party app like Apple Mail or Thunderbird to view their email on these accounts, or old versions of Microsoft's own apps.

For people that use Windows especially, Microsoft's approach to Teams has been a bit of a mess. Windows comes preinstalled with Teams, but this version doesn't support work accounts. For that, you need to install a different app also called Teams. This is finally being resolved.

If you use Microsoft's Outlook email client with any regularity, you may well have noticed the "Try the new Outlook" toggle appear at the top of the app in recent months. Maybe you've even tried it. Either way, the slow demise of the "classic" version of the app has now been outlined.

The latest figures from the browser measuring team at Statcounter has revealed that Microsoft's previously unloved Edge browser is now beginning to gain some traction - on desktop machines at least. It has now overtaken Safari as the second most popular browser. Should you be switching if you haven't already?

A few months ago, Microsoft unleashed its Copilot AI system for various Office apps, including Word, Excel and Powerpoint. It was initially made available to business users with at least 300 seats subscribed, but it is now generally available to everyone that feels it might be worth the extra monthly subscription.

Microsoft has decided that all new PC keyboards should be equipped with a new key for the first time since 1994 when the Windows "Start" key was added. For those that have been paying attention to what Microsoft is currently pushing very heavily, it won't take many guesses at what this key will be for...

It's not the first time we've mentioned it and it won't be the last, but we're now entering the last full year of support for Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system. It's been a while since any love has been shown to the aging operating system feature-wise, but Microsoft have decided to introduce one last new element.