The Linux Foundation has announced the launch of the “Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers” initiative, aimed at advancing open-source development within the Chromium ecosystem. Continue reading “Linux Foundation launches supporters of Chromium-based browsers for open development”
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Microsoft finally starts rolling out Recall feature preview for Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs
Microsoft is finally previewing its controversial Recall feature with Windows Insiders using Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs. Starting today, the company is rolling out the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.2415 (KB5046723), which enables Recall (Preview) and Click to Do (Preview) AI features.
Microsoft introduces Windows 365 Link cloud PC device
Microsoft on Tuesday introduced Windows 365 Link, a purpose-built device designed to connect securely to Windows 365 Cloud PCs in seconds. This launch marks a significant step in Microsoft’s cloud computing journey, building on the introduction of Windows 365 and its Cloud PC category in 2021. Continue reading “Microsoft introduces Windows 365 Link cloud PC device”
Microsoft rolls out generative AI Tools to Paint and Notepad for Windows Insiders
Microsoft has announced the rollout of new AI-powered features in Paint and Notepad for Windows Insiders in the Canary and Dev Channels on Windows 11. Continue reading “Microsoft rolls out generative AI Tools to Paint and Notepad for Windows Insiders”
World of Tech This Week – OpenAI, Microsoft, Google & ElevenLabs Lead the AI Charge
Is OpenAI’s Canvas the ultimate tool for writers and coders, seamlessly blending human creativity with AI assistance? Can Microsoft’s Copilot, with its voice interaction and visual understanding, truly become an indispensable AI partner? Will ElevenLabs disrupt the audiobook industry and empower authors with AI-generated celebrity voices? Does WisprFlow hold the key to effortless content creation, transforming spoken words into polished text? And how will Google’s NotebookLM and its contextual chatbots redefine research and knowledge management? These are just a few of the questions raised by this week’s whirlwind of AI advancements, leaving us on the edge of our seats, wondering what groundbreaking innovations lie just beyond the horizon.
Microsoft Gaming CEO teases exciting future plans; could bring Xbox games to PlayStation next week
Microsoft is set to reveal its plans to bring Hi-Fi Rush and other Xbox exclusives to PS5 and Nintendo Switch, according to a report by The Verge. Continue reading “Microsoft Gaming CEO teases exciting future plans; could bring Xbox games to PlayStation next week”
Microsoft Phone Link could get support for ‘Phone as Webcam’ on Android
Microsoft is working on a new feature for Phone Link on Windows and the Link to Windows app on Android phones. This feature might allow you to use your Android phone as a webcam for your Windows computer, as revealed in an APK teardown and a report by Android Authority. Continue reading “Microsoft Phone Link could get support for ‘Phone as Webcam’ on Android”
Sam Altman to join Microsoft following OpenAI exit
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella today announced on X (formerly Twitter) that Sam Altman and Greg Brockman will lead a new advanced AI research team within the company. This announcement follows the removal of Altman from his position as OpenAI CEO by the board, led by co-founder Ilya Sutskever. Continue reading “Sam Altman to join Microsoft following OpenAI exit”
Microsoft Loop now available with Copilot and more
Microsoft has officially unveiled Loop, a powerful collaboration tool, during its annual developer conference, Microsoft Ignite 2023. This Notion competitor is now out of public preview and promises enhanced real-time collaboration tools. Continue reading “Microsoft Loop now available with Copilot and more”
Microsoft fixes Windows 11 activation with Windows 7 keys loophole
Microsoft has taken steps to prevent Windows 7 and Windows 8 product keys from activating Windows 11. This change was announced last month, but the keys were still working until now. Continue reading “Microsoft fixes Windows 11 activation with Windows 7 keys loophole”
Panos Panay leaves Microsoft after 19 years, could head to Amazon
Amazon is planning to hire the head of Microsoft’s product team to lead the division responsible for the voice-controlled Alexa assistant and Echo smart speakers, as reported by Bloomberg. Continue reading “Panos Panay leaves Microsoft after 19 years, could head to Amazon”
Microsoft adds ‘background removal’ tool in Paint app
Microsoft has introduced an exciting feature in the Paint app, making it easier to remove backgrounds from your images. This update, similar to Photoshop’s functionality, allows you to quickly eliminate the background of any image with just one click. Continue reading “Microsoft adds ‘background removal’ tool in Paint app”
Xbox September update brings Discord streaming, variable refresh rate, and more
Microsoft is rolling out a new Xbox update this September with several exciting features to enhance your gaming experience. Here’s a quick rundown of new features: Continue reading “Xbox September update brings Discord streaming, variable refresh rate, and more”
Microsoft to shut down Xbox 360 Store in July 2024
Microsoft has announced that the Xbox 360 Store will be closing its doors in July 2024. This means that starting from that date, Xbox 360 owners won’t be able to buy new Xbox 360 games, DLC (extra game content), and other things from the store. Continue reading “Microsoft to shut down Xbox 360 Store in July 2024”
Microsoft unveils new AI-Powered Bing and Edge Browser features
Microsoft has introduced an innovative AI-powered Bing search engine and Edge browser, aiming to enhance online search and browsing experiences. Continue reading “Microsoft unveils new AI-Powered Bing and Edge Browser features”