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Say goodbye to some of Microsoft's best keyboards, mice, and accessories

Microsoft-branded keyboards, mice, and webcams are being discontinued. The tech giant will shift its efforts to its Surface family of accessories.

Windows Central

Microsoft is ditching hundreds of mice, keyboards and webcams to focus on Surface

Surface-branded accessories will soon be your only option - so grab those cheaper Microsoft ones now before supplies run out.

TechRadar

A new EU bill aimed at ChatGPT could give creatives more power over their work

ChatGPT could face regulation as the EU proposes a new bill that demands public disclosure of the AI's training materials.

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Hate widgets? Then you won’t like what Microsoft is up to in latest Windows 11 preview

Microsoft is angling for widgets to play a larger part in Windows 11 – but it’s treading carefully.

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Don't waste your time with Google Bard, use Bing Chat instead — says Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge now shows a prompt to compare Google Bard with Bing Chat if you ask Google's chatbot a question.

Windows Central

Your Microsoft Teams calls should actually sound quite good soon

Microsoft Teams is seeing a spatial audio upgrade.

TechRadar

Microsoft putting Windows 10 on life support won’t push me to Windows 11

Microsoft downs tools on Windows 10 – it'll be security updates only from now on, with no new features coming.

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Microsoft signs another cloud gaming partnership days after Activision deal hits major roadblock

It's another 10-year deal

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A wave of A.I. spending could revive Amazon's sputtering cloud growth

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is vying for A.I. customers to bring their processing power to AWS.

Fortune

Microsoft Edge may let you disable its non-essential parts — and you'll love the reason why

Microsoft will soon allow users to disable its most annoying parts, except allowing users to delete it completely, which would make most of us happier.

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Microsoft's 'good guy' approach frays in UK gaming battle

Microsoft’s charm offensive with the world’s governments is starting to lose some of its luster as the software giant is confronting its toughest antitrust scrutiny since co-founder Bill Gates was in charge

The Independent UK

Report: Microsoft Gaming lead Phil Spencer comments on the future of Xbox, should the Activision deal fail

The Activision-Blizzard deal was nuked by the United Kingdom's regulator this week, but Xbox has sought to remind staff that the vision for Microsoft's gaming strategy will continue.

Windows Central

Don't expect ChatGPT-like features from Siri anytime soon — here's why

A report from The Information shows us that we shouldn’t expect ChatGPT features as part of Siri anytime soon. Here’s why Apple is taking things slow with AI chatbots.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft Designer's AI-infused alternative to Canva is now available for all to try

Microsoft Designer, the AI-powered alternative to Canva is now widely available for all to try. And you totally should.

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Windows 10 is finished — Microsoft confirms 'version 22H2' is the last

Microsoft has today announced that it has no plans to release any more new versions of Windows 10, with the current version 22H2 release being the last before the OS reaches end of support in October 2025

Inverse

Call of Duty's Only Hope for a Much-Needed Reset Was Just Blocked

Now that the Microsoft-Activision deal has been blocked, what will happen to Call of Duty?

The Guardian - UK

Ignore Microsoft’s whines about the Activision takeover. The CMA did its job

Brad Smith’s reaction to Competition and Markets Authority blocking deal is pure Big Tech entitlement

TechRadar

Microsoft says Clop, LockBit ransomware gangs behind PaperCut server attacks

PaperCut print management software used by SMBs and enterprises around the world.

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Edge might be sending every URL you visit to Bing's API by mistake: Microsoft responds

A simple switch in Edge's settings can disable this seemingly malfunctioned feature of sending too much info to Bing.

PC Gamer

Gobsmacked Microsoft president says UK's regulator blocking the Activision deal is company's 'darkest day'

The decision is "bad for Britain" says Brad Smith, not at all ominously.

The National (Scotland)

Microsoft says EU 'better place to do business' than UK after merger block

THE vice chair of Microsoft has said the European Union is “a more attractive place to start a business” than the UK following a watchdog’s…

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Best collaboration app of 2024

We list the best collaboration apps, to make it simple and easy for teams to collaborate more effectively, whether in the office or working remotely.

PC Gamer

Mr. X can now chase you through the cloud as Resident Evil lands on GeForce Now

Resi 2, 3, and 7 land on Nvidia's streaming service, which is good news if you already own the games.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Tech & Science Daily podcast: Microsoft hits out after UK Activision Blizzard block

Microsoft has hit out at the UK regulator for blocking its takeover of US video game company Activision Blizzard - saying the EU is better for firms.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft Edge is sending all your visited pages to Bing — how to turn it off

A bug in the Edge browser appears to send all the websites you visited back to Microsoft. That's a big privacy snafu.

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