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Microsoft is celebrating a milestone anniversary by looking back at its past while boldly stepping into the future. As the tech giant turns 50, one of the most intriguing developments making waves is the introduction of the Copilot Avatar – a feature designed to infuse Microsoft’s AI assistant...

Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebration offered more than just a trip down memory lane—it unveiled a glimpse into the future of AI-enabled productivity with a surprising twist. At a marquee event commemorating half a century of innovation, Microsoft’s top brass, including Mustafa Suleyman...

Microsoft’s latest AI event celebrated its 50th anniversary with a playful yet forward-thinking twist—bringing a blast from the past into the future of digital assistants. The company’s executive presentation, led by Mustafa Suleyman (Executive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft AI), showcased...

In an unexpected twist that’s stirring a wave of amusement among Windows users, Microsoft has recently posted a hand-drawn image of its once-infamous assistant, Clippy, on social media. This isn't just a nod to the past—it's a full-blown throwback to the clippy era of productivity software, a...

Imagine a ubiquitous AI assistant that shoulders the metaphorical burden of productivity. For many, this might bring an air of 21st-century efficiency to their work. For others, it evokes the cringe-inducing specter of Clippy, Microsoft’s much-memed assistant from the late ’90s—revived in spirit...

Ah, Clippy. The original paperclip-shaped assistant who lived rent-free in Microsoft Word during the late '90s and early 2000s. Whether you adored it or jeered at it, Clippy etched itself into the annals of tech history as an infamous example of early digital assistance. But could it be that...

Microsoft is diving deeper into AI-powered tools with its rollout of Copilot for Microsoft 365. However, as the tech giant introduces this next-level assistant to the masses, one can’t help but notice whispers of nostalgia—or perhaps dread—that recall the infamous 'Clippy' era of the 1990s...

Ah, Clippy—Microsoft's infamous paperclip assistant—has had a notoriously rocky reputation. For those of us who navigated the vast landscape of Microsoft Office in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Clippy stands as a nostalgic, albeit cringe-inducing, benchmark of a bygone digital era. But what if...

I have a 2 monitor system and I'd like to put a panorama from a game across the two monitors. I looked it up on the web found that I could build a double size image - 3840x1200 in my case - and the Tile it across the two monitors. So I made a test image and it worked. But since my primary...

Link Removed is a new game from the office team. It's played inside the office applications. It's a way for the office team to get users to explore the office applications in an entertaining way. Ribbon Hero 2 has a narrative with Clippy, yes he is back and if you played Ribbon Hero 1 then...

Ribbon Hero 2 follows the story of Clippy (yes, he’s alive!) and his travels through time as he explores different time periods and tries to get back home. With each time period, the player gets to explore a new game board with challenges they must complete to get to the next level. Each...