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Microsoft has overhauled the Windows 11 Photos app with some cool new features – but they come at a cost

Photos app has got a big upgrade to add to its AI enhancements, but users could face longer load times.

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‘The most disruptive thing in computing since Windows 95’: how Qualcomm won Computex 2024 before it even started

The most important thing at Computex this year didn’t come from AMD or Intel, and it’s not Nvidia’s ‘digital humans’ either.

TechRadar

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Contact Center wants to overhaul customer service with AI

Customer service agents are about to get an AI-powered boost to help improve both customer and worker satisfaction.

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The cloud's carbon footprint: Solutions for sustainable computing

Let's unravel the environmental challenges cloud hyper scalers face and learn how businesses can leverage cloud computing responsibly.

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Windows on ARM is finally going to put an end to Wintel dominance - and that's a good thing

Qualcomm's CEO envisions a Windows world dominated by ARM processors. Is this the beginning of the end for Wintel PCs?

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This new Microsoft Designer feature is so good I burned all my boosts in 10 minutes

Microsoft Designer now has a sticker creator that can generator stickers based on text prompts. Those stickers can then be used in messaging apps, presentations, and social media posts.

Windows Central

Microsoft's big AI ambitions helped it become the world's most valuable company but at the expense of its Azure team, according to a leaked email memo

Microsoft reportedly laid off its Azure team to pave the way for its AI advances and efforts.

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Despite hack and senate complaints, Pentagon says it will continue Microsoft usage

Despite several recent cyber incidents, the Pentagon will continue to invest in Microsoft as a provider.

TechRadar

ChatGPT on iPhone leaked — Here's everything we just learned ahead of WWDC

A new inside report seems to confirm Apple has signed a partnership with ChatGPT to provide a chatbot on iPhone.

iMore

Everyone apparently hates Windows Recall, and yet a bunch of clones of it have already spawned

The narrative around Windows Recall isn't necessarily a good one right now, but that hasn't stopped a bunch of clone projects appearing on GitHub.

Windows Central

Long Call Butterfly Trade Ideas for June 5th

The long call butterfly screener shows some interesting long call butterfly trades on popular stocks such AMZN, GOOGL, AAPL, AMD, MSFT, FCX and TSLA.

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Bill Gates says he was a 'misfit' as a kid who clashed with his parents and almost got kicked out of college

"I’ve been in the public eye since my early twenties, but much of my life before then isn’t well known."

Fortune

T3 Awards 2024: all the Tech winners announced

The T3 Awards 2024 recognise the year's best tech – from the best phone to the best laptop and beyond

OpenAI employees' open letter can't slow AI's juggernaut

Tech companies and investors are moving too fast to be stopped.

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Worried about Windows Recall in Windows 11, recording everything? Disable it in minutes with our full guide.

If you don't want to use Windows Recall, Microsoft has built-in a quick and easy ways to disable or uninstall it. Here's how to turn off Windows Recall and delete the data it has collected.

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Security researcher says Azure Tags are security threat — but Microsoft disagrees

"All Azure customers are at risk," researchers say, but Microsoft says that isn't the case.

Windows Central

Microsoft accused of secretly tracking children and using the browser data of minors for advertising

Microsoft has been accused of secretly tracking children who use Microsoft 365 and using browser data for advertising. Allegedly, the tech giant also failed to provide access to data required by schools to meet GDPR rules.

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The Mariners turned a Microsoft Word document into an amazing hype video and fans loved the creativity

The BEST rally video of the season.

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Roku Makes First Major Hires Under New Ad Chief Jay Askinasi

Former Microsoft and Xandr exec Sarah Harms, and Sal Candela, formerly with Spotify, will assume VP-level roles at Roku

Barchart

Is Apple Stock Underperforming the Nasdaq?

Despite recently underperforming the Nasdaq Composite, analysts are moderately optimistic about Apple’s prospects due to its promising revenue guidance for the current quarter and the upcoming reveal of its much-anticipated AI strategy.

Windows Central

Playing World of Warcraft on NVIDIA GeForce Now with bad hotel Wi-Fi has me convinced that it's dark magic — can Xbox keep up?

World of Warcraft is available now in NVIDIA GeForce Now, playable via the cloud. But how viable is it? The answer is very, very viable. Can Xbox's cloud keep up?

International Business Times UK

Billionaire Daniel Loeb's Third Point Boosts AI Holdings in Q1, Re-buys Alphabet After Selling Entire Stake

Daniel Loeb's fund increased holdings in Amazon and Meta while trimming exposure to Microsoft in Q1. It also bought 3 million Alphabet shares and opened a new position in Marvell Technology.

The Guardian - UK

Bill Gates to tell his ‘origin story’ in memoir

Source Code: My Beginnings, out next year, will include ‘some of the tougher parts’ of the entrepreneur’s early life

TechRadar

Want to install Windows 11 without linking it to a Microsoft account? It just got harder to do this, sadly, but it’s still possible

Skip the Microsoft sign-in for Windows 11 with this alternative workaround.

International Business Times

Microsoft Ready To Take More 'Steps' On Teams To Address EU Concerns

Microsoft is willing to take further steps to assuage EU antitrust concerns over its video and messaging platform Teams, the company's president Brad Smith said Tuesday.

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