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ActiveX is now being blocked by default in Microsoft 365

Microsoft will begin blocking ActiveX in Microsoft 365 apps beginning this month, citing improved security.

TechRadar

'The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion' Remake Set to Shadow Drop in April: What Are the Reworked Features?

Bethesda's "Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" remake is reportedly dropping on the third week of April with Unreal Engine 5 upgrades and zero marketing.

Player One

Finally, Microsoft Teams is fixing one of my biggest everyday woork issues, and I couldn't be happier

Say goodbye to embarassing spelling mistake in Microsoft Teams.

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I hope these Oblivion remaster leaks are real so I can return to the fever dream that is Cyrodiil

Oblivion remaster images leak online, and to be honest I've never wanted something to be more real than this.

TechRadar

Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered's art style is already dividing gamers after apparent leak

Is the rumoured remaster too dull?

Creative Bloq

The hidden costs of your digital storage – and how to clean it up

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Feel like you’re constantly shelling out for more and more digital storage? Katie Rosseinsky explores why our data usage is spiralling, and asks the experts about the troubling impact on the environment

The Independent UK

Europe Seeks To Break Its US Tech Addiction

With President Donald Trump more unpredictable than ever and transatlantic ties reaching new lows, calls are growing louder for Europe to declare independence from US tech.

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Phil Spencer says not every game has to have 'a movie or a TV show' tie-in, but promises 'you're going to see more' adaptations of Microsoft games

"The videogame business is successful by itself. It doesn’t need this outlet," says the CEO of Microsoft Gaming.

PC Gamer

Microsoft warns of Outlook Classic bug that can crank CPU use up to 50% when typing

Microsoft has confirmed that Outlook Classic is plagued by a bug causing high CPU usage spikes, triggered whenever you're typing a message.

Tom’s Hardware

Tax Day scam warning - experts say scammers are using AI-generated voices to impersonate IRS, tax officials

With Tax Day in full swing across the US, users are being warned about AI-generated IRS scams.

TechRadar

Binance among crypto exchanges hit by Amazon Web Services outage

“All services are starting to recover and resume,” Binance said on X.

Fortune

As games become ever more multithreaded, Intel's hybrid CPU design might start to lag behind AMD's simpler but more effective architecture

E-cores and the loss of hyperthreading aren't helping Intel win any future gaming crowns.

PC Gamer

Couldn’t install Windows 11 24H2 because of your wallpaper? Microsoft has finally lifted blocks on upgrades due to customization apps – with some catches

Never been offered the Windows 11 24H2 upgrade? You might see it now, if the problem was a third-party customization app on your PC.

TechRadar

A Windows 11 bug makes you say goodbye to Windows Hello, but only temporarily

A Windows 11 bug prevents some users from signing in with Windows Hello after resetting a PC. Here's everything we know so far.

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VMware closing a door opens up new VDI possibilities

Why changes to VMware are leading organizations to explore alternative VDI options that meet industry-specific requirements.

MarketBeat

Congress! Who Traded What During the Tariff-Induced Meltdown

Members of Congress were active traders during the tariff-induced market meltdown, and the activity wasn't isolated to a single party or house.

The Guardian - US

Trump’s tech tariffs are total chaos – and everyone’s paying the price

From iPhone airlifts to Nintendo delays, Trump’s trade war has thrown the tech world into confusion

Windows Central

As Bill Gates says AI will replace white-collar jobs, one expert says two professions are on the chopping block

AI is set to replace, not assist, human workers according to one expert. Legal and recruiting roles could be among the first to disappear.

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The Independent UK

Silicon Six accused of avoiding nearly $300bn in taxes, new report says

Big Tech giants accused of having tax avoidance ‘hardwired’ into their infrastructures

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Oops. Deleting Windows' mysterious "inetpub" folder was a terrible mistake. Here's how to fix it

Last week, a strange folder appearing in the system directory of Windows machines was deemed harmless, but users who deleted it may be at risk.

Texas Observer

AI Is Dead

A Texas author earned a certificate in AI—but there’s no way he’d ever use it to write a book.

Barchart

IonQ vs. Rigetti: Which Quantum Computing Stock Is the Better Buy?

These two leading names are vying for supremacy in the fledgling-but-exciting space.

MarketBeat

Microsoft: A Blend of Growth and Value Amid Tariff Concerns

Microsoft is a blue-chip stock that plays the role of a growth stock and value stock for investors who have a long-term outlook

Windows Central

Bill Gates says "AI will replace humans for most things" in 20 years, including blue-and white-collar jobs — but floats short work weeks and early retirement as trade-offs

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recently indicated that AI will replace humans for most things within 20 years, including blue-collar and white-collar jobs.

The Guardian - US

Trump’s AI infrastructure plans could face delays due to Texas Republicans

Republican-controlled state house poised to pass legislation that imposes regulatory hurdles on data centers

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