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Elon Musk Introduces a New Microsoft Rival Named Macrohard, Claims It's No Joke

Elon Musk reveals plans for a software company called Macrohard, aiming to compete with established tech giants.

AMD's Accidental Source Code Leak Hints at FSR 4's Compatibility with Older GPUs

AMD mistakenly released the FSR 4 source code, suggesting potential support for older graphics cards in upcoming updates.

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

Windows 11 Beta Introduces Promised AI Agent: A Useful Search Tool

The latest beta version of Windows 11 adds an AI agent designed to enhance user experience by simplifying the search for settings.

Operating Systems

Microsoft 365 Apps for Windows 10 Will Remain Supported Until 2028

Microsoft has announced an extension for security updates to the Windows 10 version of its Microsoft 365 applications until October 2028.

Gaming

Discord Unveils Major Update Featuring Enhanced In-Game Overlay and New Themes

Discord has announced a significant update that revamps its in-game overlay and introduces new themes for its desktop client.

News

New Windows 11 Developer Build Introduces Quick Access for Paired Apps

Microsoft's latest Windows 11 Developer build allows users to snap frequently used apps together for quicker access, along with several new features and improvements.

Software

The End of Skype: Transitioning to Microsoft Teams

After over two decades, Skype will cease operations on May 5, being replaced by Microsoft Teams.

News

Challenges of Having the Last Name 'Null' in Today's Digital World

The article explores the peculiar difficulties faced by individuals with the surname 'Null', highlighting real-life instances of the complications it creates in various systems.

Hardware

WinRAR Launches $150 Messenger Bag for Fans

WinRAR, the popular compression software, has introduced a cheeky new merchandise item: a $150 messenger bag inspired by its logo, targeting users who have evaded paying for the software.