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4 Zoom alternatives with better video conferencing privacy policies
More than half of remote meetings are held with Zoom, but that was before privacy concerns disrupted its market. Now, it's time to look at other video conferencing services.
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Microsoft PowerShell Gallery Littered with Critical Vulnerabilities
It turns out Microsoft's PowerShell Galley has the same kind of security problems that plague npm and PyPI.
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AI writing fails show why it can’t replace human writers
Everybody is looking for a shortcut, but not every shortcut is smart. These AI writing fails from Microsoft show how short-sighted it is to replace writers with machines."
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Microsoft pulls article recommending Ottawa Food Bank to tourists
"Consider going into it on an empty stomach," said a Microsoft Travel article written using "algorithmic techniques."
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Microsoft comes under blistering criticism for “grossly irresponsible” security
Azure looks like a house of cards collapsing under the weight of exploits and vulnerabilities.
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The Windows desktop is dying
But it’s not because of Macs or Linux – it's because Microsoft wants your Windows desktop to live in the cloud.
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Microsoft has created a pizza-scented Xbox controller
Now your Xbox controller can stink instantly.
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Microsoft will deliver improved HoloLens combat goggles to Army testers this month | Engadget
Microsoft is giving the US Army updated HoloLens goggles that hopefully won't make soldiers nauseous..
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Windows and devices take a hit in Microsoft’s Q4 earnings, but Xbox is mostly up
The PC market is still down and impacting Windows and devices revenues.
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Microsoft's sizzling AI-fueled rally pushes CEO Satya Nadella's total payouts to $1 billion
The near-1,000% rise in Microsoft stock since Satya Nadella took over in 2014 helped him join an elite club of CEOs taking home more than a billion.
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Microsoft puts a steep price on Copilot, its AI-powered future of Office documents
It’s a steep price for early access to a promised AI-powered future
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Microsoft seems to think we’re getting a PS5 Slim this year
Microsoft also thinks Sony’s PlayStation handheld will be less than $300
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Microsoft turned down Alan Wake 2 pitch with TV-style episodes for Quantum Break instead
Alan Wake 2 arrives this October more than than 13 years after Remedy's original game, and after a number of false starts at getting the sequel made. Much of developer Remedy's original pitch for the sequel eventually worked its way into Alan Wake's American Nightmare, the action-heavy 2012 standalone spinoff which, while not unanimously loved by critics, went on to be one of the cult hits of the old Xbox Live Arcade days.
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Microsoft wants to move Windows fully to the cloud
You might boot laptops straight into a cloud OS in the future
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Microsoft acquired Bethesda after hearing Starfield would be exclusive to PlayStation
Microsoft says Sony paid third parties to keep games off Xbox
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Microsoft admits Xbox "lost the console wars"
A rare candid look at console share stats
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Microsoft is hiking the price of Xbox Series X and Xbox Game Pass
The Xbox price hike follows warnings prices wouldn’t hold forever.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and many Xbox executives are set to defend its FTC case
Microsoft is sending CEO Satya Nadella, Xbox chief Phil Spencer, and many other Xbox executives to defend against its Federal Trade Commission (FTC) case for its proposed Activision Blizzard acquisition. Both Nadella and Activision CEO Bobby Kotick will appear in court this week to defend against a potential preliminary injunction against Microsoft’s giant $68.7 billion deal to acquire Activision Blizzard. If the FTC is successful in winning an injunction, then Microsoft has admitted in court filings that the deal could well be over.
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Microsoft on major Outlook and OneDrive outages: We were hacked
In early June, sporadic but serious service disruptions plagued Microsoft’s flagship office suite — including the Outlook email and OneDrive file-sharing apps — and cloud computing platform. A shadowy hacktivist group claimed responsibility, saying it flooded the sites with junk traffic in distributed denial-of-service attacks.
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Microsoft to pay $20M settlement for illegally collecting children's personal data
Microsoft will pay $20 million to settle charges brought by the Federal Trade Commission accusing the tech giant of illegally collecting the personal information of children without their parents’ consent — and in some cases retaining it “for years.”
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