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Microsoft’s Trade-In Pitch: Is Upgrading from Windows 10 Really That Simple?
Windows 10 users have recently received a timely reminder—from Microsoft itself—about the upcoming end-of-life for their operating systems. With Windows 10’s official support set to conclude on October 14, 2025, upgrade...
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In a bold strategic move, Amazon has announced that it will cease operations for its Android app store and the Amazon Coins program—effective August 20, 2025. This decision, reported by The Times of India, marks a significant shift in the tech giant’s mobile platform strategy. While update...
In a conversation that blended the worlds of high finance, sports, and technology, former Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban teamed up with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates to deliver some unexpected insights. The discussion, which originally appeared on CommsTrader, used the dramatic backdrop of...
Microsoft has long been synonymous with leading-edge innovation in technology, but its recent move to reduce reliance on OpenAI—the creator of ChatGPT—raises a few eyebrows. After all, Microsoft invested a colossal $14 billion in OpenAI just to integrate its AI technologies into products like...
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One of the few pieces of criticism that Microsoft got for Windows 7 was related to the apparently modest plans it had for the operating system, with some calling the new OS just a minor upgrade from its precursor. Under the leadership of Steven Sinofsky...
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So, do you think that the reason that Microsoft is keeping quiet about Windows 7 is because they don't want people to get excited, see it in beta for 1 or 2 years, and when it comes out, there so bored that they bash it, like with Windows Vista. So, think they prefer the Apple approach, where...