One of Minnesota’s largest employers, Andersen Corp., a privately held maker of windows and doors, announced Wednesday it will buy Bright Wood Corp., an Oregon-based window and patio door manufacturer ...

BAYPORT, Minn. - Window and door manufacturing giant Andersen Corp. just got bigger following its acquisition of Bright Wood Corp., the largest independent manufacturer of window and patio door ...

Microsoft warned users that Windows 11 updates released since August may cause the password sign-in option to disappear from the lock screen options, even though the button remains functional. On ...

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In brief: Microsoft initially introduced its controller-friendly Windows interface with the Asus ROG Xbox Ally in October, but all Windows handhelds will support it starting from today. Windows ...

Microsoft is also testing its new Xbox full screen mode with regular Windows 11 PCs. Microsoft is also testing its new Xbox full screen mode with regular Windows 11 PCs. is a senior editor and author ...

Microsoft has turned Windows 11 into a broiling soup of AI features. Since Windows 10 is effectively dead, forcing the reported hundreds of millions of lingering users to switch to the AI-filled ...

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As predictable as cool fall nights and Chiefs sweatshirts around Kansas City, I know my window screens will be covered with tiny bugs. These black specks show up each autumn, congregating on my ...

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A sign of the times, perhaps, but who needs windows when you can have screens? That's the design philosophy of Otto Aerospace, which has developed a business jet that has no passenger portholes.