Microsoft's Windows reaches 40 + Microsoft Weekly + Microsoft backtracks on Onedrive survey

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The latest Microsoft Weekly news recap is here detailing 40 years of Windows, 20 years of Patch Tuesday updates, odd OneDrive updates, big new features coming to Windows 10, fresh builds, and more.

40 years ago today, Microsoft officially announced its plans to release the first edition of its Windows PC operating system. However, it would take over two years for the OS to finally launch.

This weekend's PC game deals include a brand-new Choice bundle, Bethesda classics to pick and choose, free events from past eras, an odd freebie to grab from the Epic Store, and a lot more.

Valve developers have confirmed they are working on a Steam Deck 2, but say it won't be released for 2-3 years. The company wants a "generational increase" in performance to justify the Deck 2 name.

Microsoft's latest Xbox Free Play Days event brings in Anno 1800, Exoprimal, Train Sim World 4, and Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker to play. Only three of the games require a Game Pass subscription.

We don't have too many rocket launches this week but of the ones we do have, SpaceX will be involved. Both of the missions will see Falcon 9 rockets launch various satellites into space.

Microsoft decided to undo the recent changes in the OneDrive app on Windows 10 and 11. It no longer forcibly asks users to explain themselves when trying to close the OneDrive client.

In this week's look back at the Microsoft 365 Roadmap, there's word of an upcoming feature that will let users redirect a call on Teams on Android to voicemail without accepting or rejecting it.

A new but unconfirmed report claims to have some concrete info on Apple's second-generation Vision Pro mixed reality headset, which won't likely be released until late 2025 at the earliest.

NVIDIA has sent out invites to media outlets revealing its plans to hold a press event at CES in Las Vegas on January 8, 2024. It could use it to officially reveal the rumored GeForce "Super" GPUs.

Long before Windows, and even before MS-DOS, Microsoft sold a Unix-based operating system it called Xenix in 1980. It was the first OS made by the company, but it eventually sold it off in 1987.