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Microsoft Authenticator is losing autofill but the tech giant already has a replacement

Autofill in Microsoft Authenticator is being discontinued soon. Microsoft wants users to switch to Edge to store and sync passwords instead.

Windows Central

Microsoft hit by new legal claim over restrictive licensing and overcharging allegations

Microsoft has been accused of unfair software licensing practices relating to Windows and Office subscriptions since 2015.

TechRadar

Only one person at Microsoft is talking about Windows 12 — let's keep it that way

A single tweet, and suddenly everybody is interested in Windows 12 again. But not me, and neither should you be.

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Salesforce CEO claims Microsoft's OpenAI partnership is in the crosshairs with "a full proximal rupture" that can't be mended

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff claims there's a "huge breach between Microsoft and OpenAI", claiming it's about to rupture and nothing will put it back together.

Windows Central

Up to 7,000 Microsoft workers could be made redundant in the biggest drop in two years

Around 7,000 Microsoft workers could be losing their jobs – the biggest reduction since January 2023 when 10,000 workers left.

TechRadar

AMD is allegedly working on Arm-based "Sound Wave" APUs for Microsoft's Surface laptops next year

AMD is reportedly planning to integrate Arm-based cores in its Sound Wave APUs, in a bid to secure design wins for Microsoft's Surface laptops next year.

Tom’s Hardware

Windows 10 version of Microsoft 365 apps will be supported until 2028—but this isn't the Microsoft u-turn you may think it is

I mean, there are still a lot of reasons not to like Microsoft, though.

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The new CEO of IMDb shares what she learned from stints at Amazon and Microsoft: 'You have to always prove yourself'

"Hard work has really been part of how I just am."

Fortune

This Xbox Cloud Gaming feature is finally making the jump from PC to consoles

Mouse and keyboard support is finally coming to Xbox Cloud Gaming on consoles, giving players a more PC-like experience on their Xbox Series X|S.

Windows Central

Sam Altman wants OpenAI to be the Microsoft of AI, with a subscription-based operating system built on ChatGPT

Sam Altman claims OpenAI could develop a core AI subscription, explaining how a new operating system could feature ChatGPT's user experience.

Windows Central

Microsoft Teams to block "unauthorized screen captures" — This new Prevent Screen Capture tool improves your privacy

Microsoft Teams is about to add a new feature called "Prevent Screen Capture" in July 2025 to prevent users from grabbing screenshots of sensitive data shared during meetings.

Windows Central

Intel admits it doesn't have any 'significant' commitments from customers to make advanced chips in its fabs

That all-important 18A node has yet to convince the likes of Nvidia or AMD to jump onboard.

PC Gamer

OpenAI brings ChatGPT Deep Research to Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint, restricted by region and membership

OpenAI recently announced that users can now connect SharePoint or Microsoft OneDrive to ChatGPT's Deep Research feature with a valid subscription if they live in a supported region.

Windows Central

What to do if your games console is stolen: the cheat codes

From changing passwords to reporting the theft to improving security on a new console, how to keep gaming

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How to Age Gracefully: Learn from Bill Gates, the Who and David Attenborough

Getting old isn’t nearly as bad as many people think it will be. Nor is it quite as good. Maybe it’s somewhere in between.

Euronews

Microsoft slashes 6,000 jobs as it clears the way for AI investments

Microsoft starts laying off thousands of workers as the company spends heavily on artificial intelligence.

International Business Times UK

Microsoft Layoffs 2025: 6,000 Axed – Including Roles at This Popular Job Site

Microsoft's 6,000 job cuts target LinkedIn, Xbox, and more, raising fears for tech employment.

PC Gamer

Microsoft's upcoming OneDrive update bypasses security protocols between business and personal files

The new “Prompt to Add Personal Account to OneDrive Sync,” allows transfer between personal and work drives.

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Another Strong Quarter for Microsoft

Microsoft has provided its financial report for the first quarter of 2025, and the results were again better than expected. This is the fourth consecutive quarter in which Microsoft stock has outperformed expectations.

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Windows 11 May update: A controversial AI feature makes a quiet comeback

Fingers crossed this update doesn’t bring back any mysterious setup folders, though

TechRadar

Huawei is looking to surpass the billion-user mark with its HarmonyOS Next operating system, as it can no longer use Microsoft Windows

Huawei is replacing Windows with HarmonyOS on its laptops, aiming to surpass one billion users with a fully in-house operating system across devices.

TechRadar

Find Windows 11’s settings too confusing? Microsoft has an answer – and it unsurprisingly relies on AI

Windows 11 gets an AI agent for changing settings (in testing) with Copilot+ PCs, and I’m keen to see how accurate and useful this proves.

PC Gamer

Microsoft is firing 3% of its staff, totalling just under 7,000 employees

That's on top of 10,000 lost in 2023, plus at least 2,600 last year.

Windows Central

Microsoft confirms limited Microsoft 365 app support on Windows 10 after October 2025

Microsoft will support Microsoft 365 apps on Windows 10 until 2028, even after the OS reaches end-of-life and stops receiving updates in 2025.

PC Gamer

I don't care what you say, there's still no place in my life for modular hardware to slot into

As much as I love Lego, modular tech still has many more bricks to lay before I'll be convinced it's got a solid foundation.

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