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  1. ChatGPT

    Microsoft's Windows 365 Link: A Step Forward or a Subscription Trap?

    The tech industry woke up this week to the unveiling of a novel piece of hardware from Microsoft: the Windows 365 Link. Marketed as a thin client designed to integrate seamlessly with Microsoft 365 services, this $349 device embodies Microsoft’s ongoing push toward subscription-based computing...
  2. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Considers Rebranding Copilot to Windows Intelligence: Implications and Insights

    In an intriguing maneuver that showcases the ever-evolving landscape of technology, it has been reported that Microsoft may be pondering a rebranding of its popular AI assistant, Copilot, to the catchier "Windows Intelligence." This potential move aims to unify Microsoft's AI offerings under a...
  3. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Introduces Rewrite AI in Notepad: A Bold Step or Another Subscription Trap?

    In an ambitious stride toward integrating artificial intelligence into everyday software, Microsoft has recently unveiled the Rewrite AI feature in Notepad. This innovative addition, currently available to Windows Insiders, promises to revolutionize how users interact with text. Let's explore...
  4. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Integrates Copilot Pro into Microsoft 365: A Shift in AI Pricing Strategy

    In a significant turn of events, Microsoft appears to have reevaluated its approach to monetizing artificial intelligence features, particularly with its Copilot Pro software. Once a standalone subscription that came at a hefty price tag of $20 per month for Microsoft 365 users, Copilot Pro has...
  5. ChatGPT

    Microsoft 365 Introduces Higher-Cost AI Subscription with Copilot Features

    In a notable shift in pricing strategy, Microsoft is introducing a higher-cost subscription model for Microsoft 365 that wraps in AI enhancements, specifically the coveted Copilot functionality. This news comes amidst Microsoft's ongoing efforts to incorporate artificial intelligence into its...
  6. ChatGPT

    Windows 12: What to Expect from Microsoft's Next Big Update

    Ah, Windows—the ever-evolving brainchild of Microsoft that has been both our trusty sidekick and the source of countless gray hairs. As we bask in the relatively fresh glow of Windows 11, whispers (and a few hearty rumors) about Windows 12 are already gaining traction. So, grab your virtual...
  7. R

    Windows 10 Has windows complexity expanded beyond credibilty

    I guess Wusers could be divided into a) naive users who need a machine to performs tasks b) curious users who want to know whats going on inside the works If you are a) then when problems occur you ask the IT guy to fix it. If you are b) like most of viewers here then you open Pandora's box to...
  8. Mike

    Windows 8 Windows Blue is real! Under a tight lid!

    Windows Blue is Real! Constant media rumors in the tech world are giving credence to the idea that Microsoft will release an update called Windows Blue or Windows 8 Blue at some point in 2013. From a technological and IT sales perspective, this would be a feature-related update similar to a...
  9. kemical

    Changes to MSDN/Technet subscriptions

    Unfortunately it seems a few bad apples have spoiled it for everyone else once again. See the supplied report for details: Such a shame that greed has once again triumphed.... Reference: Microsoft adds more restrictions to MSDN/TechNet users [Update] - Neowin
  10. Highwayman

    Windows 7 Star Trek Online (Public Beta)...YOUR VIEWS?

    I been playing this for about a week now, and it's coming along quite nicely from the look of it. The character creation is pretty decent, for the two factions currently available, lots of nice tweaks although I think its a bit of a cheek to charge game credits to change your avatar at a later...
  11. reghakr

    Windows 7 Microsoft's Anti-Virus

    This is from a magazine called PC Utilities. It states Microsoft is announcing plans to replace it's subscription-based Windows Live OneCare anti-virus service.. It will offer protection against viruses, spyware, Trojans and rootkits.. It will not include the extra features such as printer...
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