Microsoft's Windows is ditching a classic feature of PC keyboards that dates back around two decades – and users are not happy about it. Print Screen is a button on PC keyboards that takes a screenshot and automatically copies it so users can paste it into another application, such as Paint. Now, an upcoming update for Windows 11, called KB5025310, will change this so the Print Screen button opens up Microsoft's Snipping Tool instead. The controversial new update comes nearly two years after Windows 11 was originally launched – although luckily it can be fixed. Microsoft explained it in a blog post along with other new features set to roll out for members of its Insider programme, which allows testing before a general rollout.

Only a few decades ago, the concept of virtual offices was more like science fiction than a potential future scenario. However, more and more organisations are jumping on the remote working and virtual office bandwagon. In the near future, we won't need a conference room anymore. For important meetings we will just sit down – or stand – with our tablet and VR headset and wait for the others to join the virtual conference room. Across the table from you is your co-worker John, who is working from his home office in Zurich today.