It’s finally happening: Hell is freezing over, pigs fly, and MacBook Pro users will soon unlock Microsoft Outlook using Touch-ID.

Last Thursday, Saboori held a presentation at Microsoft Ignite, discussing a roadmap that could potentially include multi-platform mobile devices other than Windows Phones, such as the Apple iPhone, as means to unlock Windows 10, in a similar way as macOS Sierra can be unlocked using Apple Watch.

Microsoft Office for Mac has recently started the rollout as a full-on 64-bit application, following an early announcement in April, about the imminent switch. The move to 64-bit has been a long time coming, since the last Apple 32-bit operating system was Mac OS X Panther, released over 11 years ago, and then succeeded by the 32-bit/64-bit enabled Mac OS X Leopard.

If you have upgraded to Windows 10 from a previous operating system, or ported all your data from your previous PC to a brand new Windows 10 laptop, chances are that you have a considerable amount of files saved, many of which date back to a few haircuts ago, and many of which you may not even remember.