Windows PCs and the pandemic: Reading the tea leaves...
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October 28, 2020
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New Windows 10 update permanently removes Adobe Flash

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Microsoft will forcibly open some websites in Edge instead of Internet Explorer

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Microsoft Teams Salesforce tie-up: Now you can share customer data in Teams chat

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