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    Microsoft Upgrades Notepad and Paint with AI Features for Subscribers Only

    Microsoft’s classic Notepad and Paint are getting an AI-powered upgrade—and with it, a price tag. In a significant shift for apps that have long been staples of the Windows experience, Microsoft is locking advanced AI features behind its Microsoft 365 subscription. While the trusted basics...
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    Microsoft Launches Free, Ad-Supported Office Suite for Windows Users

    In a surprising twist that could reshape how many of us think about productivity, Microsoft has quietly launched an ad-supported version of its desktop Office suite for Windows. This new offering—covering familiar apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint—comes without the monthly subscription fee...
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    Notepad's Paywall: What Microsoft's New Freemium Model Means for Users

    For decades, Notepad has been the quintessential lightweight text editor built into Windows—a no-frills, reliable tool that Windows users have taken for granted as a free utility. But in a move that has sparked considerable debate, Microsoft has introduced a paywall for advanced Notepad...
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    Microsoft Introduces AI Rewrite Feature in Notepad: A New Era for Users

    In a surprising twist for long-time Windows users, Microsoft has introduced an AI-powered “Rewrite” feature in Notepad—a tool many of us have relied on for decades as a simple, free text editor. This new functionality, however, comes with a catch: if you want to use Rewrite, you now need to log...
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    Unveiling Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat: A Game Changer for Businesses?

    In a move that feels equal parts strategic and ambitious, Microsoft is rolling out a free tier of its Copilot AI offering specifically aimed at businesses—dubbed Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat. While "free" might sound like music to the ears of cost-conscious enterprises, the feature comes paired...
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    GitHub Copilot Goes Free: Unlocking AI-Powered Coding for All

    It’s official—Microsoft-owned GitHub has shifted gears to democratize access to one of its most powerful tools, GitHub Copilot, by releasing a free version of its AI-powered code assistant. This makes it accessible to millions more developers globally via popular code editors like Visual Studio...
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