Sean Endicott
Sean Endicott is the news writer at Windows Central, a website focusing on Microsoft, Windows 11, PCs, and gaming. He’s covered these topics for almost a decade, including the launch of three major versions of Windows as well as dozens of product launches from industry leaders such as Microsoft, Dell, Lenovo, ASUS, and Razer.
Sean focuses largely on daily news coverage of major companies within the industry. His role consists of writing articles about breaking news, covering content from press releases, and coordinating coverage of embargoed materials.
In addition to his news coverage, Sean communicates with developers to share news on the latest applications for Windows 11 as well as Microsoft’s applications on Android, iOS, and the web.
Sean studied broadcast journalism at Nottingham Trent University and worked in local television before joining us in the world of online news. You can find him on Twitter @Sean_Michael_UK.
If you're a fan of American football, or even if you're not, Sean's keen to tell everyone about the sport and how he uses Microsoft Teams to do film study with the youth team he coaches.
Latest articles by Sean Endicott
Millions of Microsoft Teams users are about to get a new translation feature, no AI required
By Sean Endicott published
Coming soon Interpreters will be able to switch the direction of the languages they're translating between with the push of a button.
These discounted gaming PCs are cheaper than the real price of the PS5 Pro
By Sean Endicott published
Better The PS5 Pro has secret costs that make a gaming PC a better bargain.
Make your own Minecraft movie with Microsoft's new Clipchamp templates
By Sean Endicott published
Microsoft added Minecraft and Sea of Thieves templates to Clipchamp recently. You can also enhance your videos with images, sound effects, and stickers from the Minecraft franchise.
Unity backtracks on controversial Runtime Fee, takes major step in restoring eroded trust
By Sean Endicott published
Big change Unity killed its controversial Runtime Fee today. Announced last year, the Runtime Fee drew harsh criticism for its per-install pricing.
"It may sound shocking, but Call of Duty is one of the most accessible AAA titles," and Black Ops 6 takes it even further
By Sean Endicott published
accessible gaming Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 introduces a new intelligent movement feature that can automate certain in-game actions.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 should end the reign of 'movement kings' that use slide canceling to dominate competitive play
By Sean Endicott published
Making moves Omnimovement will either end the reign of movement kings or turn more people into them.
What's the best app in the Microsoft Store? Microsoft wants to know!
By Sean Endicott published
Pick your favorites Microsoft has opened nominations for the 2024 Microsoft Store App Awards. Developers with winning apps will win a limited edition Surface Pro and access to "cutting-edge technology" from Microsoft.
Is Acer's new laptop for 'women and casual gamers' sexist marketing or just cultural differences?
By Sean Endicott published
An odd choice Acer unveiled its Nitro V 14 gaming laptop at IFA 2024 but drew criticism when doing so. The company marketed the laptop as for "women and casual gamers," which caused issues.
Intel may lose billions of dollars once set aside by the US CHIPS Act, unless it can get its act together
By Sean Endicott published
More bad news Intel is set to receive $8 billion in funding from the US Chips Act and an additional $11 billion in loans. But that funding may be in jeopardy due to the chipmaker's struggles.
OpenAI's latest AI videos prove why it was smart to limit access to Sora ahead of the US election
By Sean Endicott published
Limits Two new videos showcase the potential of OpenAI's Sora model.
Your new iPhone 16 can sync images with the Microsoft Photos app on Windows 10, not just Windows 11
By Sean Endicott published
Two years after integrating iCloud into the Photos app on Windows 11, Microsoft has shown some love for Windows 10.
My favorite File Explorer alternative just got better, but you won't see the biggest addition in its change log
By Sean Endicott published
Third-party file explorer, "Files," received an update recently that adds some handy new options. It also improves the performance of the app when connected to Google Drive.
I never knew I needed this Windows 11 feature until Microsoft snuck it into testing
By Sean Endicott published
👀👀👀 Microsoft did not release any Windows Insider builds last week, but the tech giant did roll out a new feature. Check out what's new for the Taskbar on Windows 11.
This Snapdragon X Elite laptop is basically the same price as a PC with a Snapdragon X Plus
By Sean Endicott last updated
no need to wait A massive discount on the ASUS VivoBook S 15 makes the version with a Snapdragon X Elite cost only $45 more than the new entry-level model with a Snapdragon X Plus (8-core).
Samsung hops on the Intel Core Ultra Series 2 train with Galaxy Book5 Pro 360
By Sean Endicott published
order up! Samung just unveiled its Galaxy Book5 Pro 360. The convertible laptop runs on an Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processor and has a 3K AMOLED 2X display.
Windows PCs powered by Snapdragon can now run ExpressVPN
By Sean Endicott published
Another one ExpressVPN is one of the first VPNs to support Windows on Arm PCs.
Microsoft PowerToys just added the perfect tool for multi-monitor setups
By Sean Endicott published
more power A recent update to PowerToys adds a Workspaces utility that lets you launch a layout of apps through a shortcut. The tool can be used on a single screen or as part of a multi-monitor setup.
Look! No hands! Lenovo's new concept laptop can tilt and twist all on its own, thanks to the power of AI.
By Sean Endicott published
Look! No hands! You can swap Lenovo's latest concept PC with your voice or have its screen track you with AI.
Govee lights up IFA 2024 with new flagship light strips and a slew of new accessories
By Sean Endicott published
Shine bright Govee just announced a wide range of new accessories and lights at IFA 2024, including the Strip Light 2 Pro and the COB Strip Light Pro.
Dell just announced its Intel Core Ultra Series 2-powered XPS 13, but you should get one of these discounted models instead
By Sean Endicott published
Better bargain Dell just announced a new version of the XPS 13 powered by an Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processor. While that PC is impressive, that model is not the best bargain you can get on an XPS 13.
Qualcomm teases "high performance" desktops powered by Snapdragon X processors
By Sean Endicott published
What could it be? Snapdragon X processors will power "high performance" desktops soon, according to Qualcomm.
Dell packed newly announced Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus (8-core) into two of its best business laptops
By Sean Endicott published
Budget friendly Dell just refreshed its Inspiron 14 and Latitude laptops with the Snapdragon X Plus (8-core). The productivity-focused laptops promise 45 TOPS of performance at a lower starting price.
How to watch Qualcomm expand its Snapdragon X Series at IFA 2024
By Sean Endicott published
Tune in Qualcomm's President and CEO will speak at IFA 2024 about an expansion of the Snapdragon X Series.
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