Search is one of the most powerful tools of the modern age. Everyone reading this post has used Google or Bing at some point and likely many times just today. When it comes to Windows, search is an integral part of the experience. You might use the search box on your taskbar, click the search bar in the Start menu, or hit the Windows key and start typing your query. With Start11 , we wanted to let you be in control of how
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A few years back, Microsoft introduced Teams, a communication tool that is used by hundreds of millions of users around the planet. As the platform has matured, the company has turned the product into a collaboration hub and it is now the backbone of Office 365. While there are a few things I do not like about the app including the fact that the calendar does not fully sync with Outlook, the biggest frustration is related to downloads. For reasons I cannot understand, Microsof
Last week, Microsoft released Windows 11 – a new OS - and with it a big marketing push to convince all of us to upgrade. At nearly the same time, we also made available our first release candidate of Start11 to help you create a more personal and productive Start menu and taskbar. This is an exciting time for fa
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If you could jump into a time machine, back to about 2006-ish, you would find me in college dorm room building Media Center PCs with Hauppauge tuner cards. Once the hardware was assembled, the next step was installing ObjectDock so that the Windows desktop could easily be navigated from the couch using a media center remote. It was around this time that I met Brad Wardell and began to understand what was possible with Windows. Many of us, especially if you are reading this, li