When Microsoft launches a new version of the Teams app, users have a 90-day window to install the update. Failing to do so will result in a “blocking page” appearing, which necessitates the update before users can continue using the app. Starting at the 30-day mark, Teams will send recurring Continue Reading
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Microsoft Launches Enhanced Research Tools in Copilot Revamp
Enhancing the basic research capabilities of Microsoft Copilot may not seem as thrilling as transforming it into an overly personalized companion, but it’s undeniably valuable as a research tool. During Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebration, the company showcased significant updates to Copilot, including the introduction of Copilot Vision for Windows and Continue Reading
Bill Gates Unveils His ‘Coolest Code’ Ever Created for Microsoft
At the conclusion of his blog post, Bill Gates shared the original source code that holds significant sentimental value for him, as it was foundational to the emergence of Microsoft. The story of Microsoft began in January 1975, when Gates and co-founder Paul Allen came across an article in *Popular Continue Reading
Microsoft Launches AI Search Engine “Copilot Search” for Enhanced User Experience
Artificial intelligence has significantly transformed the landscape of web search by effectively replacing traditional search engines. Utilizing data from various online sources, AI can now synthesize detailed summaries for users. A notable example of this technology is the AI-driven “Copilot Answers” in Bing. One of the standout features of Copilot Continue Reading
Microsoft Revives a Discontinued Windows 8 App: What You Need to Know
Microsoft is currently in the testing phase of two new applications: People and File Search. Interestingly, the People app has previously been discontinued due to a lack of user interest. Initially launched with Windows 8, it is making a comeback as part of Microsoft’s renewed focus on enhancing user experience. Continue Reading
Microsoft to Discontinue OneNote for Windows 10 Soon, Says PCWorld
Although the official deadline to transition is October 14, many users are already encountering issues as that date approaches. To prevent disruptions, we strongly recommend that your organization fully migrate to OneNote on Windows (OneNote M365) and remove the legacy application as soon as possible. This update will ensure you Continue Reading
Microsoft’s Copilot Interface Resembles Familiar Tools, Says PCWorld
The new Copilot interface will feel familiar to users of OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The chat history has been relocated to a side panel on the left, offering a more streamlined view unlike the previous pop-up window that appeared alongside the conversation. Additionally, there is a button that allows users to hide Continue Reading
Microsoft Plans to Replace Skype with Teams: What You Need to Know
Microsoft has announced plans to retire Skype, a pioneering service in IP telephony, by May 5, 2025. The company intends to replace Skype with the complimentary version of Microsoft Teams. This move signifies the end of an era for Skype, which Microsoft acquired for $8.5 billion in May 2011, approximately Continue Reading
Microsoft’s Copilot AI Will No Longer Assist with Windows 11 Piracy
It seems that Microsoft’s AI assistant, Copilot, may have been overly accommodating in certain scenarios. Recently, it was revealed that if users inquire about assistance with digital piracy, Copilot now firmly declines to help. In its response, Copilot emphasizes that aiding in digital piracy is not only illegal but also Continue Reading
Microsoft’s Latest Controversial Tactic to Draw Users Towards Copilot
It seems that Microsoft is once again employing questionable tactics to draw users to its own services. According to a report from Neowin, when you search for AI chatbots on the Bing search engine, which includes popular alternatives like ChatGPT and Gemini, you will encounter a special box displaying Microsoft’s Continue Reading