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Microsoft Sneaks Ads Into Windows 11 Copilot, Gets Hit By Backlash

Unsurprisingly, ads in Windows Copilot have stirred controversy as Microsoft adopts a Google-like revenue generation model.

Bing Chat Can Be Tricked Into Solving CAPTCHAs, Here's How

A user on X tricked Bing Chat into reading the CAPTCHA even if chatbots are restricted from achieving such tasks.

Microsoft Employee Says There's No Such Thing As Windows 12

A software called ESXI Version 8 from VMWare has hints pointing to Windows 12 OS, but does that mean anything?

Microsoft Will Not Allow Users To Remove Windows Backup App, Here's Why

After an upcoming Windows Update, the Windows Backapp app will not be visible in user interface areas but will continue to exist in the operating system.

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Microsoft's Decision To Reduce Device Portfolio Led To Panos Panay's Exit, Report

Amidst layoffs and cutbacks, Microsoft announced that it was reducing its device portfolio to focus on its most popular Surface devices.

Microsoft Bing Chat Introduces DALL-E 3, Here's What To Expect

DALL-E 3 brings major improvements from DALL-E 2 and is capable of accurately generating words, labels, and signs within images.

Windows, Surface Chief Panos Panay Leaves Microsoft After Almost 20 Years

Microsoft's consumer marketing head, Yusuf Mehdi will be taking over the responsibility of leading the Windows and Surface businesses.

Microsoft Paint To Boast Photoshop-Like Features

Microsoft is improving the classic Paint app on Windows 11 by adding useful features like Layers and Transparency.

Microsoft wants to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to PC, here's proof

Responding to Google's threat with Stadia, Microsoft has been working on adding PC games to Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Swiftkey beta gets a Bing Chat-powered Microsoft Editor feature

Microsoft Editor is capable of auto-correcting up to 500 words at once and changing the tone.

Microsoft Edge set to get a new AI-generated writing feature

The AI-writing feature will be powered by ChatGPT's GPT-4 and Bing AI and it uses Microsoft's in-house AI and ML technologies.

Microsoft to launch the Xbox Mastercard, its first-ever credit card in the US

The Xbox Mastercard will be exclusively available to US Xbox Insider Program members at launch.

Should the outcome of the EU investigation go against Microsoft, the firm could face a heavy fine or other ordered remedies

Microsoft's patent for 'game changer' AI-powered smart backpack gets approved

The tech giant boasts that their new AI innovation could be a "game changer", revealing that the smart bag contains a camera, microphone, speaker, network interface, processor and storage.

Microsoft set to add AI-powered live wallpapers to Windows 11

These purported AI-powered wallpapers could arrive only on devices that have movement detection sensors.

Microsoft is testing new feature that moves desktop Bing Chat convos to your phone

The "Continue on Phone" feature, which is currently in the beta stage doesn't always work as expected.

Some Windows 11 users are absolutely irate with Microsoft

The word on the street is that Microsoft will get rid of WordPad in Windows 12, which is expected to arrive in the fall of 2024.

Microsoft, Apple want to get their services off the EU's tech gatekeeper list

Microsoft and Apple argue their services haven't hit the set thresholds mentioned in the DMA, and are disputing the inclusion of their services in the list.

Microsoft Bing Chat, Bing Search get map-related updates

Smartphone users will be able to access live traffic reports via Bing Maps and get a slew of important notifications about suggested routes.

Microsoft state recent cloud outage recovery was slower then hoped due to staff shortage

A failure with the data centre's cooling procedures meant Microsoft had to shut down its servers which led to a cloud outage with its platform, Azure.

Microsoft to remove WordPad from Windows in future updates

WordPad is a basic text-editing app that comes in handy for creating and editing documents with formatted text.

Microsoft president Brad Smith warns AI can be weaponised

Microsoft president Brad Smith says corporate responsibility, along with legal and regulatory safeguards are key to using artificial intelligence ethically.