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Fewer Android users switched to iOS last year, but it's still a problem

Fewer Android users switched to iOS last year, but the five-year trends show that they are steadily flipping to iPhone.

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Microsoft’s Edge browser is now more popular than ever – but why?

Microsoft’s Edge browser is now more popular than ever – but why?

Edge has hit an all-time high for market share, so what is Microsoft doing right now?

Even Microsoft Copilot can't help Bing touch the dominance in search from Google

Even Microsoft Copilot can't help Bing touch the dominance in search from Google

Bing's market share in search remains stagnant despite Microsoft's heavy investment in AI. Its market share stood at 3.4% at the end of last year, with Google asserting its dominance in the category with a whopping 91.6%.

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A year of constant updates to Windows 11 hasn't done anything to shift people away from Windows 10

Will a potential Windows 12 launch this year fare any better?

The best holiday gift was Mac losing out to Windows, at least according to these stats

The latest desktop OS market share stats for December 2023 are out and they show an interesting trend when it comes to Windows vs Mac

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Microsoft is getting desperate for more Bing users – but this annoying Edge pop-up is definitely not the way to go about it

Microsoft is catching flak for pushing Bing search – isn’t it about time these kinds of pop-ups were stopped?

Google still has nothing to worry about following Bing's AI resurgence

New market share numbers show that Bing hasn't really grown in popularity after its AI resurgence earlier this year.

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Bing AI may be getting crushed in the battle against Google search – but Microsoft might not care

Bing AI may be getting crushed in the battle against Google search – but Microsoft might not care

There could be a different way of thinking about Bing AI at Microsoft now.

Bing market share is stagnant despite multi-billion-dollar investment by Microsoft

Bing market share is stagnant despite multi-billion-dollar investment by Microsoft

According to new data from Statcounter, Bing's global search engine share stood at 2.99% last month, a slight deviation from January's 3.03%. Putting all these into account, Bing's market share has been pretty much stayed the same for the better part of this year.

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Linux Hits All-Time High of 3% of Desktop PC Share After 30 Years

Linux Hits All-Time High of 3% of Desktop PC Share After 30 Years

After 30 years on the market, Linux remains a distant underdog behind Windows and MacOS.

Tom’s Hardware

Windows 11 goes from strength to strength with PC gamers – but not everyone else

Windows 11 goes from strength to strength with PC gamers – but not everyone else

There’s an increasing gulf between the numbers of gamers and everyday users who’ve switched to Windows 11.

Windows 11 lost users this month – should Microsoft be worried?

Windows 11 lost users this month – should Microsoft be worried?

Here’s an unpleasant surprise for Microsoft: Windows 11 is now losing users, and that could spell serious trouble ahead.

Windows 11 adoption shows a slight drop versus Windows 10

Windows 11 adoption shows a slight drop versus Windows 10

Per StatCounter's latest report, Windows 10 tops the market share among Windows users.

Windows Central

Microsoft Edge Will Soon Hijack Outlook and Teams Links by Default

Microsoft Edge Will Soon Hijack Outlook and Teams Links by Default

Microsoft says that change will first come to Microsoft 365 Outlook, but will also be brought to Teams.

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Microsoft retires Internet Explorer – what does it mean for you?

Once the world’s most widely used web browser, Internet Explorer will be laid to rest on June 15, 2022.

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