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In a historic convergence of technological titans, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and Linux creator Linus Torvalds met for the first time at a private dinner hosted by Mark Russinovich, Microsoft's Azure CTO. This gathering also included David Cutler, the lead developer behind Windows NT...

Microsoft’s Notepad has long been a staple of Windows—a humble, fast-loading tool designed for jotting plain text with none of the bells and whistles found in more advanced editors. For decades, its minimalism has been both a blessing and a boundary, endearing it to a dedicated segment of users...

When a week spent troubleshooting an uncooperative Windows 11 PC leads to newfound affection for the simple, steadfast Chromebook, it’s clear that the choice of operating system can shape not just productivity, but your peace of mind. This experience—marked by endless driver conflicts, failed...

When a senior Microsoft manager publicly proclaims a preference for macOS over Windows 11—especially in a forum as visible as X (formerly Twitter)—the resulting ripple is bound to be felt across the technology landscape. The digital ink spilled following Merill Fernando’s tweet has not only...

Once upon a time, tucked away in the Settings menus of Windows, there was a secret number that determined your worth—not as a person (thank goodness), but as a PC user. This cryptic figure, the Windows Experience Index, became a badge of honor or a badge of shame, depending on which end of the...

Switching from Microsoft Windows 11 to Linux has been likened to the monumental voyage of Christopher Columbus as he embarked on his expedition across the unknown seas. This comparison, while initially intriguing, reveals multifaceted implications, both positive and negative, that any user...

The age-old debate about whether a tablet can truly replace a laptop has taken a fascinating twist with the latest experiments on the iPad Pro using Microsoft 365. As showcased in a recent YouTube video titled "Can the iPad Pro Replace Your Laptop with Microsoft 365? Surprising Results!", the...

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...

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