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Microsoft’s New Pricing Model Could Impact Your Next Renewal

Microsoft is gearing up for another round of pricing adjustments for its online services. This time, the company is focusing on standardization across

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Windows 11 could finally get a finished dark mode – but I can't believe how long it's taken

Fed up with Windows 11's dark mode remaining unfinished? Here's some good news.

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Microsoft is tweaking its enterprise software pricing once again - and some customers won't be too happy

Microsoft is changing its Online Services pricing via Enterprise Agreements, making it more expensive for many smaller customers.

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It's becoming obvious that relying on cloud storage is too risky for our most important files — Here's how offline backups can help

Here's what you can do to ensure your data doesn't get nuked if your cloud provider decides you're no longer a customer.

Windows Central

Good news for careless clickers - Microsoft Teams is upping its protection against dangerous scams

Microsoft Teams will now protect users from malicious files and URLs in chats and channels.

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Oracle cuts hundreds of jobs as AI push continues

More than 300 Oracle workers have lost their jobs in California and Washington, with others laid off in India.

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Legendary Investor Stanley Druckenmiller Made Huge AI And Chipmaker Bets In Q2 — Here's What He Knows That You Don't

Legendary macro investor Stanley Druckenmiller made significant shifts in his portfolio in the second quarter, establishing major new positions in artificial intelligence and semiconductor leaders, rotating into large-cap banks, and placing a broadly bullish bet on the U.S. stock market, according to the latest 13F filing for his Duquesne Family…

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Games Industry In Search Of New Winning Combo At Gamescom 2025

The global games industry gathers for the vast Gamescom trade fair in Cologne this week, with hopes that upcoming heavy-hitters like "GTA VI" can help the industry escape its doldrums.

International Business Times

Xbox hardware architect reflects on the Xbox Series X|S as it "wraps up" — "With my journey far from over, I am excited and inspired by what is ahead of us."

Xbox's Carl Ledbetter recently crossed 30 years at Microsoft (congrats!) and posted some remarks about the Xbox Series X|S and its journey, while hinting at Microsoft's continuing gaming hardware journey.

Windows Central

Coca-Cola, Amazon, Google, And Nvidia Have Used This Startup's AI Avatars — Inside Jeff Lu's $40M Rise To America's Fastest-Growing Company

In the same Palo Alto, California, building where Mark Zuckerberg grew Facebook in 2005, Jeff Lu now leads Akool, the generative AI platform that has created lifelike avatars for Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Google, and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). The company ranks No. 1 on this year's Inc. 5000 list, Inc. reports.

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I commuted with this laptop for a week, and its power, robustness, and connectivity didn't fail to impress

The Dynabook is a business-focused machine that offers easy connectivity and plenty of processing power for Microsoft Office and work tasks. It also steps beyond the walls of the office and offers a tough, durable design that is stylish, making it ideal for the daily commute.

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4 reasons I’m sticking with Windows 10 — even after support ends

Windows 10 is reaching the end of support, but it's one of the best OSes I've ever used, and I want to keep using it because of hardware compatibility, customization, stability, and less AI integration.

Windows Central

Microsoft Store change removes the ability to stop App updates — pausing automatic updates now limited to a 5-week duration

Microsoft wants to keep you safe by ensuring that you always update your apps.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft is finally fixing Windows 11’s dark mode — and it’s been a long time coming

The latest Windows 11 preview builds include an early glimpse at renewed work to add dark mode in more areas of the system, starting with File Explorer.

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Microsoft’s nightmare — Apple’s cheap MacBook rumored to launch as Windows 10 users scramble

The latest reports suggest Apple is readying a 12.9-inch MacBook that will cost as low as $599 and launch this fall. That's the nightmare scenario for Microsoft, as millions of users look to buy a new computer as Windows 10 support ends.

Tom’s Guide

5 apps I use to turn my iPad into the ultimate workstation

I've been dreaming of being able to work from just a tablet for years, and with these five apps I can finally ditch my laptop and travel with just an iPad. Here's how.

Windows Central

Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2's new "Enhanced" version just launched on more platforms — that includes PS5, believe it or not

Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 stood tall as one of the best Xbox games of 2024, and now it's on PS5 — with a free upgrade to the "Enhanced" version available on Xbox and PC.

Windows Central

OpenAI pulling GPT-4o from ChatGPT felt like a free hit to get us hooked — now it's locked behind a $20/month paywall

OpenAI’s decision to abruptly deprecate GPT-4o after the launch of ChatGPT-5 felt like a strategic mistake, made worse by burying it behind a $20/month paywall.

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The end of laptops at work? Desktop as a service is now cheaper and easier to run, reports claim

By 2027, 95% of workers could be better off running Desktop-as-a-Service rather than a traditional laptop, report claims.

Windows Central

With GTA 6, next-gen exclusives, and a console comeback on the horizon, Xbox risks sitting on the sidelines — here's why

Hardware definitely isn't Xbox's focus anymore, but with all of its extra-curricular distractions, it could end up missing this easy opportunity to actually sell more Xbox Series X|S consoles than usual.

PC Gamer

Sea of Thieves' latest update slips The Smugglers' League in through the back door, offering high-risk, high-reward voyages for the most daring pirates

Season 17 kicks off in deliberately understated fashion.

Windows Central

From plateau predictions to buggy rollouts — Bill Gates’ GPT-5 skepticism looks strangely accurate

Over 2 years ago, former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates claimed that OpenAI's technology had reached a plateau, indicating that GPT-5 wouldn't be significantly better than GPT-4.

Fortune

I’ve been a thought leader on operationalizing AI for over 35 years and I’m concerned. There's a catastrophe in the making

Anand Rao is a Distinguished Service Professor of Applied Data Science and AI at Carnegie Mellon University. He’s published over 160 papers on AI and Computer Science, and advised nearly 100 companies on six continents.

Fortune

Meta spends more guarding Mark Zuckerberg than Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet do for their own CEOs—combined

Zuckerberg is not exactly the most popular guy.

Windows Central

I can't believe my eyes — Microsoft might finally fix dark mode on Windows 11

The latest Windows 11 preview builds include an early glimpse at renewed work to add dark mode in more areas of the system, starting with File Explorer.

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