Windows 10 reached end of support in October 2024, but Steam’s future on the platform remains secure for years. The gaming platform’s dependency on Chromium and Windows 11’s slow adoption create a perfect storm for extended Windows 10 viability. Here’s what gamers need to know about the timeline. <p
YouTube’s AI moderation system is flagging Windows 11 tutorial videos as “harmful acts,” leaving creators baffled and concerned about automated censorship. The system appears to be targeting content showing workarounds for Microsoft’s restrictions.
A newly discovered Windows 11 bug prevents Task Manager from closing properly, creating duplicate processes that accumulate in the background. This ironic flaw affects the very tool designed to manage system processes, raising questions about Microsoft’s quality control.
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 Start menu overhaul aims to address user complaints with new customization features. However, the persistent popularity of third-party replacements reveals ongoing interface challenges for Microsoft’s flagship operating system.
Microsoft’s new Outlook for Windows 11 faces mounting criticism for sluggish performance and usability issues. The Progressive Web App approach creates fundamental limitations that native applications like Mailbird avoid entirely. This represents a broader trend in Microsoft’s software strategy that
Microsoft is testing a subtle but significant Windows 11 enhancement that bridges clipboard actions with search functionality. The Copy & Search feature represents a thoughtful approach to productivity that respects user control while reducing friction.
Microsoft is giving its Copilot AI a face with “Mico,” an expressive animated assistant reminiscent of 1990s-era helpers like Clippy. The optional character represents Microsoft’s latest attempt to make AI interactions more engaging through human-centered design. This comes alongside new group chat capabilities and enhanced memory features in the Copilot Fall Release.
Microsoft is reintroducing animated digital assistants with its new “Mico” character for Copilot, according to recent reports. The company appears to be reviving concepts from its 1990s and early 2000s software, including the infamous Clippy and Microsoft Bob assistants, but now backed by modern artificial intelligence technology.
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