Software
California Resident Files Lawsuit Against Microsoft Over Windows 10 Discontinuation
A man from San Diego is suing Microsoft, demanding continued support for Windows 10 beyond its October discontinuation.
Gaming Industry
New Findings Highlight Microsoft's Role with Israeli Military Amid Employee Backlash
Recent investigations reveal Microsoft's provision of services to the Israeli military sparked protests among employees and calls for a boycott of its products.
Gaming Industry
Avalanche Halts Development of Contraband Amid Microsoft Cuts
Avalanche Studios has paused work on their smuggling sim 'Contraband', initially announced in collaboration with Xbox, while they assess the project's future.
AI
Microsoft Introduces Gaming Copilot AI Beta for Xbox Insiders
Microsoft's new AI aims to streamline gameplay experiences for Xbox users.
AI
Bing Promotes Copilot with Sneaky Searches
Bing's recent attempts to promote its Copilot feature reveal a curious strategy.
Operating Systems
Say Goodbye to Keyboards and Mice: Microsoft's Vision for Windows in 2030
Microsoft envisions a future where traditional input devices like keyboards and mice become obsolete, with AI leading the way to a more intuitive computing experience by 2030.
Hardware
Microsoft Launches Quirky Windows XP-Themed Crocs for Anniversary Celebration
Microsoft's latest footwear launch features Crocs inspired by the iconic Windows XP wallpaper.
Gaming Industry
Raven QA Workers Celebrate First Union Contract After Prolonged Negotiation
Raven QA testers have secured their inaugural union contract after three years of discussions with Microsoft.
Operating Systems
Microsoft Discontinues Windows 11 SE: Schools Face Urgent Transition
Microsoft's recent decision to discontinue Windows 11 SE offers educational institutions a little over a year to find suitable alternatives, raising concerns among IT professionals regarding the transition.
Gaming Industry
Concerns Raised Again Over Microsoft Recall's Data Security
Latest reports suggest Microsoft's Recall tool might still be capturing sensitive information.
Operating Systems
Microsoft Resolves the Only Bug I Enjoyed: Vista's Startup Sound Now Plays on Windows 11
Users of Windows 11's Insider program experienced a bug where the nostalgic Vista startup sound played unexpectedly. Microsoft has now fixed this issue.
Business
Microsoft Reports $27.2 Billion in 3-Month Revenues While Laying Off 9,000 Employees
Despite earning over $27 billion in just three months, Microsoft has chosen to lay off thousands of workers, raising questions about the industry’s priorities.
Hardware
Developer Critiques Microsoft's Customer Support After Account Lockout
A developer narrates their struggle with Microsoft's customer service following a lockout of their account.
AI
Microsoft's Research Reveals Challenges in Distinguishing Reality from AI
A recent study by Microsoft's AI for Good lab indicates that individuals struggle to differentiate between real and AI-generated images 62% of the time.
Operating Systems
Celebrating a Decade of Windows 10: A Milestone Before Departure
Windows 10 marks its 10th birthday as Microsoft prepares to sunset the beloved operating system in just a few months.
Operating Systems
Microsoft Introduces New AI Functionality in Edge Browser
Microsoft has unveiled a new 'experimental' Copilot Mode for its Edge browser, allowing users to enhance their browsing experience with AI assistance.
Operating Systems
Microsoft Asserts That Windows 11 24H2 is the Most Stable Version Yet
The tech giant claims that Windows 11 24H2 experiences significantly fewer crashes compared to its predecessor.
Gaming Industry
The Surprising Path of Gabe Newell: From Aspiring Doctor to Tech Mogul
An exploration of Gabe Newell's unexpected journey into the world of programming and gaming under the influence of Microsoft.
Corporate News
Microsoft's CEO Addresses Recent Layoffs Amid Industry Success
In a recent statement, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella contemplates the recent layoffs at the company, attributing them to complexities in the industry's profitability.
Business
'Success is Not About Longevity': Microsoft CEO Declares Company Is 'Thriving' Amid Layoffs and Cancellations
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella asserts company stability despite recent layoffs and project cancellations, stirring debate among employees and observers.
