Check out Microsoft's new videos for Edge, Microsoft 365, and Microsoft Editor
Microsoft has a new set of sizzler videos to show off Microsoft 365, Microsoft Editor, and Microsoft Edge.
What you need to know
- Microsoft announced Microsoft 365 today.
- Microsoft also announced Microsoft Editor and improvements to several Microsoft services.
- Microsoft released three new sizzler videos to show off its products.
Microsoft announced Microsoft 365 today, a subscription that brings together multiple Microsoft services. The company also announced Microsoft Editor and improvements to some Microsoft services. Microsoft is highlighting how its products help people be more productive and how being more productive allows you to spend more time doing the things you love. Three new sizzler videos from Microsoft show off Microsoft 365, Microsoft Editor, and Microsoft Edge.
The Microsoft Editor video shows the editor working across the web. A little blue ball bounces along, selecting the correct spelling or words, and suggesting ways to improve writing. Microsoft Editor should be available as an extension within a few weeks.
The Microsoft Edge video focuses on how the browser is fast, accessible, and safe. By bringing together features focused on speed, ease of navigation, privacy, and safety, Microsoft Edge lets you focus on being productive, according to the video. Towards the end of the video, it states, "You might not think about your browser, but we do."
You can read more about Microsoft 365 here.
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