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Don’t like the ‘News and interests’ panel in Windows 10? You’ll hate Microsoft’s new supersized version even more – but luckily, it’s easy to turn off

Windows 10’s News panel now gobbles up a vast amount of screen real-estate – but there’s no need to panic.

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Use Word, Excel or other Microsoft Office apps on macOS? Hackers can exploit these new flaws to spy on your Mac

Security researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s office software for macOS that can be abused by hackers to spy on you through your Mac.

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One year in, EU turning up heat in fight with big tech

If 2024 already looks like an annus horribilis for big tech in the EU, the months ahead could prove a winter of discontent as the bloc wields a fortified new legal armoury to bring online titans to heel.

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Vision Pro review: Apple’s cutting-edge headset lives up to the hype

… but impressive, boundary-pushing device is priced so far out of reach for most that it isn’t yet the next big thing

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Can Grammarly's AI bloodhound sniff out text written by ChatGPT?

Grammarly releases new Grammarly Authorship feature to detect AI-written text,

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Australia Gives Employees ‘Right To Disconnect’ From After-Hours Work Contact With New Laws

Australia's government is implementing the new 'Right To Disconnect' laws from August 26. But what are they, and how do they help?

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Microsoft patches Windows security flaw exploited by North Korean hackers — but is it too late?

The infamous Lazarus Group was observed abusing a flaw patched in Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday update.

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ChatGPT accounts suspected of being Iranian influence operation shut down by OpenAI

Iranian cyber-campaign accounts looking to spread chaos via ChatGPT disabled by OpenAI.

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Intel Arrow Lake specs and early benchmarks just leaked ahead of October launch

Two leaks revealed specs and a lone benchmark for Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake desktop processor, tipped to launch in October.

Tom’s Guide

AMD just dropped nearly $5 billion on ZT Systems to fight Nvidia on AI

Chipmaker AMD has dropped nearly $5 billion to acquire server hardware company ZT Systems as it works to upgrade its ability to develop and ship AI systems to compete with the likes of Nvidia.

Tom’s Guide

Kroger pledges $1 billion in price cuts

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Robert P. Casey, Jr. worry Kroger will "squeeze consumers to increase profits"

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Microsoft squashes Skype bugs and improves reliability, but how many people still use the app?

Microsoft shipped an update to Skype Insiders recently that improves reliability and removes bugs. The update also serves as a good chance to ask which communication apps you use in 2024.

Windows Central

ARM successfully dominated CPUs — GPUs might be next

Computing company ARM, which built the architecture for Apple Silicon and many Qualcomm processors, is reportedly expanding its reach.

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Do you hate the new Outlook for Windows? An annoying bug causes the classic version to crash at launch, but Microsoft has issued a workaround

Microsoft 365 users have flagged an issue affecting classic Outlook, which is crashing. The issue is caused by corrupted server-based rules for the M365 email account, but the company has offered a temporary workaround.

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Microsoft closes another door for bypassing the TPM 2.0 requirement in Windows 11

It's only in the beta versions of Windows at the moment but it won't be long before it's fully rolled out.

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Gamers rejoice! Windows 11 will soon let you keep HDR off for games, but have it enabled for streaming videos.

Microsoft is putting the final touches on a new option for Windows 11 that gives you more control of when HDR is used. The feature lets you keep HDR on for video streaming even if HDR is disabled for other types of content.

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Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature still hasn’t come to Windows 11 – is the AI privacy nightmare dead?

Is Windows 11’s Recall privacy nightmare over? Sorry Microsoft, but I hope so.

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Microsoft says all Azure sign-ins will now need to use multi-factor authentication to enhance account security

MFA will soon be mandatory for all Azure accounts, in an effort to boost phishing resistance.

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MagicSchool: How to Use It to Teach

MagicSchool uses AI to help with teaching across a range of areas for an all-round offering.

Windows Central

Former Google boss bets on NVIDIA in the AI race: "When Microsoft did the OpenAI deal, it was the stupidest idea I’d ever heard"

While companies like Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google have enjoyed relative success in the category, former Google boss Eric Schmidt recently indicated that NVIDIA might be the biggest winner in the AI race because of the high demand for GPUs.

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Affordable Compliance for Legal, NDIS Healthcare, and Finance Fields

Compliance is a crucial issue for professionals in the legal, NDIS healthcare, and finance fields. Protecting sensitive information and following the rules is essential for maintaining client trust and avoiding penalties. Luckily, achieving compliance doesn't have to be expensive. By implementing a few key measures from the start, businesses can…

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Phone Link is looking more like Windows' answer to Apple's AirDrop

This new Phone Link feature is like AirDrop, but for Android and Windows.

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According to a creator of the ambitious H2M Modern Warfare 2 mod shuttered by Activision, the multi-billion dollar corporation was worried the free project would disrupt Black Ops 6's sales

"I apologize that we were unable to get H2M properly to you guys and release as we would have liked."

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"Not a human replacement" — Microsoft alters terms of service to remind users its AI services should not be taken too seriously

Revised terms for Microsoft’s AI services state they should not be used to replace professional advice.

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