Microsoft Weekly + NORAD Santa Tracker + Your Instagram Story could be someone else's template

In the latest Microsoft Weekly news recap, we take a look at Microsoft Edge posting cringe on X, performance comparisons between Windows 11 version 23H2 and 22H2, final preview builds, and more.

Microsoft is once again working with the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) to update its Santa Tracker website by using several Azure website services, including an interactive map.

On December 15, 1994, Netscape Navigator 1.0 officially launched. It was made to be the first commercial web browser, and it helped introduce many people to the World Wide Web and the internet.

This weekend's PC game deals include encore bundles from the Humble store, the start of a massive freebie train from the Epic Store, three free events to try, unlimited coupons, and more.

With nine days to go before the big gift day arrives, here are some tech products you can get at the last minute from Amazon that cost less than $50, including earbuds, streaming sticks, and more.

There will never be another E3 show held in Los Angeles. All we have are memories of past shows, and that includes games announced at E3 by Microsoft that ended up not being released.

We have a number of launches coming up but the most interesting will be the first launch of Orienspace's Gravity 1 rocket. It can take off from land or sea, this time it will launch from sea.

Now you can create customizable Story templates on Instagram. The social media app is rolling out a new feature that lets other people use your Story as a template and make their additions.

In response to a user complaining about Microsoft Edge's predatory practices, the browser's official X (Twitter) account posted a cringe and audacious reply, seasoned with a blue heart emoji.