Microsoft explains why it killed Windows phone activation

In December, Microsoft unexpectedly removed the last remaining method for activating Windows without an internet connection.
Windows Report

Here’s Why Microsoft Ditched Phone-Based Windows Activation for an Internet-First System

Microsoft explains why it removed phone-based Windows activation, shifting to an online portal for a more secure and reliable activation process.

Voice control features you need to try on Windows, Mac and your phone

Our tech experts explain how to make the likes of Google Assistant, Siri and Voice Access on Windows genuinely useful ...

Artemis II countdown to launch and moon mission timeline

The Artemis II mission countdown timeline ahead of launch from Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Pad 39-B and the planned mission ...

9 productivity tools that can transform your efficiency

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USA Today

Can you use international TSA to avoid long lines? ATL airport says no

Following two weekends of bad weather and a partial government shutdown, TSA agents are working without pay and the lines to get through airport security are getting longer. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta ...
TweakTown

Five Command-Line tools that fix Windows problems faster than clicking through settings

Learn about how TweakTown tests and reviews hardware. Sometimes when something breaks in Windows, I skip the Settings app and go straight to Command Prompt. Five built-in commands handle the bulk of ...