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Social media quickly lit up with comparisons between the new translucent visuals of Windows and Windows Vista from 2006, sparking discussions among enthusiasts. Microsoft joined the conversation by sharing screenshots of Vista alongside nostalgic boot-up sounds. The viral post featured a brief caption: “Y’all good??? #Windows #WindowsVista #WindowsAero.” Within just Continue Reading

Yesterday marked June’s Patch Tuesday, during which Microsoft released security updates addressing 66 vulnerabilities. Notably, one specific vulnerability in Windows has already been exploited in attacks, while several other issues identified in both Windows and Office products have been classified as critical. For additional details on these vulnerabilities, keep reading. Continue Reading

Microsoft Edge Game Assist has officially launched, marking a significant step forward in enhancing the gaming experience on PC. This new tool is designed to help players tackle tricky puzzles in their favorite games with ease. While many people envision Microsoft solely in the context of Windows, the company has Continue Reading

Microsoft is moving quickly with its Edge browser updates, as just a month after launching version 136, they are now rolling out version 137. This rapid pace demonstrates their commitment to refining the user experience. In version 137, several features have been removed, including the Image Editor, Image Hover Menu, Continue Reading

Microsoft has started integrating Copilot into the new tab page of Microsoft Edge, a development that may prompt users to reminisce about the existing layout. Typically, browsers allow users to open a standard homepage or a dynamic page filled with various content when a new tab is created. The current Continue Reading

Microsoft has recently introduced several new features to its Outlook email application. One notable enhancement is the support for offline calendar access; however, this functionality is limited to the new Outlook app. Users who prefer to stick with the classic version of Outlook will find themselves needing a constant internet Continue Reading

The concept of “evil” AI typically refers to models designed for malicious purposes, including criminal activities. However, even legitimate AI tools can be compromised and manipulated. Hackers often attempt to corrupt these systems by introducing skewed data, with objectives ranging from introducing biases to generating dangerous inaccuracies. Ultimately, AI remains Continue Reading

If you currently use Microsoft’s Authenticator app on your mobile device as a password manager, there is some unfortunate news to share. Microsoft has decided to discontinue the “autofill” password management feature in the Authenticator app. Beginning in June, users will no longer be able to store new passwords within Continue Reading

Users have shown a lukewarm response to the new Outlook, leading to a slower adoption and migration process. Many are opting to stick with the classic Outlook app, much to Microsoft’s disappointment. In response to this feedback, Microsoft appears to be making concerted efforts to accommodate user preferences. The company Continue Reading