In an era bursting with rapid technological evolution, the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) stands as a definitive hallmark of our time. Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's newly appointed AI CEO, has emerged at the forefront of this digital revolution, engaging in an insightful dialogue about...
In a tech world that's constantly buzzing with innovation, Microsoft is once again at the forefront, poised to dive deeper into the blockchain realm. This is not just another corporate trend; it's a strategic move that could reshape the technological landscape significantly. As rumors swirl...
Microsoft just landed a pretty hefty tech bombshell, and it’s one that every Windows user should hear. It’s a classic tale of innovation versus resistance—one where your trusty old laptop might have a starring role. Let's dive deep into Microsoft’s conundrum as they fight an uphill battle to...
In a world where laptops have long held the throne for productivity, a bold claim has emerged: an Android tablet can not only match but potentially surpass a Windows laptop. In a recent article from Digital Trends, Tushar Mehta reveals how he transformed his OnePlus Pad 2 into a productivity...
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, where change is the only constant, the concept of "adaptive cloud" is creating quite a stir. Microsoft recently unveiled its adaptive cloud strategy, highlighting its importance for organizations amid increasing complexity in systems and market...
The digital landscape is ever-evolving, and sometimes that means saying goodbye to familiar tools. For users of Windows 11, the time has come to officially bid adieu to the Mail, Calendar, and People apps, all of which will no longer be supported. This change, as outlined by PCMag, points to...
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Ladies and gentlemen of the Windows universe, a seismic shift is on the horizon. Microsoft is gearing up to bid adieu to ActiveX controls in the upcoming Office 2024 release. This change will affect both Windows 11 and 10 users, signaling a momentous point in our journey with...
In the rapidly evolving landscape of software features, Windows 11 has made significant changes since its release in late 2021, not only adding functionalities but also retiring several longstanding ones. As more updates are rolled out, the question of which features will remain and which will...
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In the ever-evolving landscape of operating systems, a fresh concept has emerged that reignites interest in Windows 10. As Microsoft prepares to phase out support for Windows 10, users are finding themselves at a crossroads: upgrade to the AI-centric Windows 11 or cling to an unsupported...
Windows 11 has officially crossed a significant milestone by surpassing the 30% market share threshold, the first time since its initial launch in October 2021. This achievement highlights the increasing acceptance and adoption of Microsoft’s latest operating system among users and substantiates...
Powered by Artificial Intelligence and the onboard Neural Network accelerator, Eye Contact helps to adjust your gaze on video calls and recordings, so you appear to be looking directly in the camera.
In today’s environment, having technology that helps foster human connection is more important...
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Intelligent Edge devices and solutions were on full display at the Microsoft CES 2020 Showcase this week. New PCs, connected storefront and IOT solutions demonstrated the power of Microsoft’s unique and growing relationship with its partners around the world.
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The conventional wisdom is that cloud adoption is significant and growing rapidly – and, in this case, the conventional wisdom is right. As migration to the cloud continues, so does the need to migrate data from on-premises platforms to the cloud and
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Date: Tuesday, December 18, 2018Time: 02:00 PM Eastern Standard TimeDuration: 1 hour Most people think firewalls when it comes to network security and defending against cyber-threats. But with today’s increasingly sophisticated cyber-security threats
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The 2016 Global Knowledge IT Skills & Salary Survey report contains a fairly comprehensive roadmap of the current employment landscape (both and out of IT) and what will improve anyone's chances of retaining a job or increasing their compensation.
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I am seeing quite a few "Optional" updates for Windows 10. Some of those are related to the Update process.
I realize they may just be realigning the Update servers or some necessary change in order to keep the update process working, but are they doing more?
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IoT is all the rage, but how do you connect those "things" TO the internet, to the cloud, to Azure? Luckily Visual C++ MVP Alon Fliess is here to help with a great blog post.
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Does anybody think MS has missed the point that it's no longer necessary to replace the OS or computer every 3 years? Since Windows 7 hardware has got much better and improvements are smaller. Back in the 90's hardware changed so fast that a 3 year old machine was a real dog. Unless you are a...
How do I upgrade to this new operating system? They are no longer creating Windows operating systems with boring names (numbers) such as "Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10." I heard that they are now onto a new and supreme operating system that has an actual name now rather than numbers...