Firefox commits to keeping Windows 10 users safe after Microsoft pulls the plug
With Microsoft ending Windows 10 updates, Firefox users can relax knowing Mozilla will keep the browser fully supported for the foreseeable future.
With Microsoft ending Windows 10 updates, Firefox users can relax knowing Mozilla will keep the browser fully supported for the foreseeable future.
Microsoft AI’s first in-house image generator, MAI-Image-1, is already a top-10 performer on LMArena. The model focuses on realism, speed, and practical use for creators.
Microsoft is marking its 50th anniversary with a Crocs bundle inspired by Windows XP. While quirky, it feels like an odd way for such a powerful company to celebrate.
The Windows 11 2025 Update is here. Microsoft promises stronger security, streamlined deployment, and new enterprise features. Here’s how to get version 25H2.
Microsoft has launched a new Marketplace unifying Azure Marketplace and AppSource. It offers thousands of cloud solutions plus over 3,000 AI apps and agents.
Microsoft Research has unveiled a prototype AI assistant that could help genetic experts diagnose rare diseases faster. The system is designed to cut through data overload and reduce the time patients spend waiting for answers.
NVIDIA and OpenAI are teaming up on a massive $100 billion investment to deploy 10 gigawatts of AI infrastructure, setting the stage for future superintelligence.
Microsoft is hiking Xbox console prices in the U.S. starting October 3. The Series S, Series X, and the new 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition will all cost more, while accessories and international pricing remain unchanged.
Consumer Reports wants Microsoft to extend free Windows 10 support, but the request feels late. Microsoft cannot support Windows forever, and Linux is waiting.
Microsoft and OpenAI signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding, signaling their partnership continues but without a finalized contract.
A decade of global job data proves AI is not wiping out work. Companies that focus on reskilling instead of layoffs are the ones set to thrive.
Microsoft is ending its remote work era and demanding three days a week in the office. I think it’s rotten and marks a step backwards.