Robert Carnevale
Robert Carnevale is the News Editor for Windows Central. He's a big fan of Kinect (it lives on in his heart), Sonic the Hedgehog, and the legendary intersection of those two titans, Sonic Free Riders. He is the author of Cold War 2395. Have a useful tip? Send it to robert.carnevale@futurenet.com.
Latest articles by Robert Carnevale
Microsoft Autofill will make passwords so you don't have to
By Robert Carnevale last updated
Tired of creating passwords, remembering passwords, and just, in general, being saddled with responsibility? Let Microsoft take the load off your shoulders and do all that stuff for you.
Microsoft shares update on datacenter energy sustainability tracking methods
By Robert Carnevale published
Microsoft has an update to share on its sustainability measuring tactics. Specifically, the company wants you to know how it's keeping track of Azure's energy usage.
Microsoft reveals what the ultimate resume red flag is
By Robert Carnevale published
Microsoft's head of global talent acquisition recently discussed what she likes to see in a resume as well as what she dislikes, illustrating the mindset required to get Redmond's attention.
Microsoft and Kraft Heinz announce team-up for cloud transformation
By Robert Carnevale published
Modern supply chains require modern solutions, and that's why Kraft Heinz is turning to Microsoft to digitize and cloud-ify its processes.
The Razer Leviathan V2 soundbar injects THX Spatial Audio into a $250 package
By Robert Carnevale published
Not content with your current soundbar? Not to worry. You can now have the power of THX Spatial Audio right beneath your monitor for the price of $250 via the Leviathan V2, direct from Razer.
Malicious 'Windows.exe' file poses threat to unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers
By Robert Carnevale published
With 2021's Microsoft Exchange Server drama still fresh in the rearview mirror, it's time for more computing chaos in 2022 by way of persisting Exchange-linked ransomware threats.
Microsoft Teams app on its way to the Microsoft Store in May 2022
By Robert Carnevale published
The Microsoft Teams app is finally coming to Microsoft's own storefront. It could happen as soon as May 2022, though that's not a guaranteed delivery date.
PS5 controller firmware app released for Windows 11 and 10
By Robert Carnevale published
Want to use a PS5 controller without a PS5 console but need access to the latest firmware updates? A new Windows 11 and 10 app will do the trick.
Google Chrome updates labeled 'suspicious' due to Microsoft Defender false positive issue
By Robert Carnevale published
According to a series of reports, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint wasn't taking kindly to recent Google Chrome updates for a brief window of time.
Sonic Origins' preorder scheme is way past uncool
By Robert Carnevale published
While it's nice that Sega's bringing back all four of the core classic titles (yes, Sega counts Sonic 3 & Knuckles as one entity), the preorder scheme for the bundle is not classy.
Logitech's Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse is wireless, wrist conscious, and $69
By Robert Carnevale published
If you like your mice oddly shaped and provocatively priced, Logitech has a proposition for you in the form of its new ergonomic mouse, which is designed for people with smaller hands.
Microsoft Purview unifies the company's data compliance and governance tools
By Robert Carnevale published
A little rebranding can go a long way.
A foldable OLED HP notebook could debut in 2022
By Robert Carnevale published
The era of folding laptops is nigh. Based on a new report, HP could help lead the tech wave as soon as late 2022.
AMD Radeon and NVIDIA RTX GPU prices have almost returned to normal, says report
By Robert Carnevale published
If a new report is to be believed, the day is almost upon us wherein we can all buy graphics cards at MSRP without such an occurrence being considered a special event.
Will you consider buying the $999 Surface Duo 2?
By Robert Carnevale last updated
Surface Duo 2 now has a lower price, but does it have your interest?
Grafana is now natively integrated within Microsoft Azure
By Robert Carnevale published
Grafana, the analytics tracking tool, now has a native home within Microsoft Azure. You can try out Azure Managed Grafana in preview.
Microsoft Office 2013's support expiration date arrives in 2023
By Robert Carnevale published
Office 2013 has had a good run, but it's time to look forward.
Microsoft Defender weaker than competing antivirus software when offline, says report
By Robert Carnevale last updated
A new report indicates that while Microsoft Defender is good overall, it pales in comparison to its peers in the offline protection arena.
Windows 10 version 21H2 now available to all
By Robert Carnevale published
Broad deployment has arrived, meaning Windows 10 version 21H2 is just an update away for everyone on Windows 10.
Surface Duo 2 still isn't an instant buy at $999, according to Windows Central readers
By Robert Carnevale published
Cool tech or otherwise, many people still aren't sold on Surface Duo 2's merits. At least, not for the price of $999. Should it drop lower, many noted they'd be interested.
Microsoft adjusts and expands bug bounty pricing models
By Robert Carnevale published
Microsoft's updating its bug bounty terms. It's clarified what bugs will get you the big bucks, and which will leave you with nothing more than a "thanks" from Redmond.
New report claims Windows 11 adoptions haven't even eclipsed Windows XP market share
By Robert Carnevale last updated
If these numbers are to be believed, Windows 11 adoption isn't speeding along.
Seemingly helpful script that adds Google Play Store to Windows 11 turns out to be Trojan
By Robert Carnevale published
Windows Toolbox serves a variety of functions to make for a better all-around Windows 11 experience. As has been recently discovered, it's also a Trojan that'll give your PC a bad case of malware.
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