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Microsoft met with Romero Games just before cutting its funding — and said nothing
By Richard Devine published
Gaming In a report coming out of Romero Games' native Ireland, it's said Microsoft met with the studio just a day before cutting its funding without warning.

7 new Windows 11 features in the July 2025 Security Update
By Mauro Huculak published
Windows 11 In the Windows 11 Patch Tuesday Update for July 2025, Microsoft is rolling out new features like smaller Taskbar icons, Windows Share compression, and more.

A UN Human Rights Council report lists Microsoft among big tech companies "complicit" in Gaza genocide
By Jez Corden published
Microsoft UN Special Rapporteur Francesa Albanese recently produced a report under a UN mandate on how tech firms like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are cashing in on the situation in Gaza.

3 major features coming to Windows Recall for Windows 11
By Mauro Huculak published
Windows 11 Windows Recall is gaining some interesting new features designed to enhance privacy and usability on Windows 11.

Windows 11 surpasses Windows 10 in market share
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 After four years on the market, Windows 11 has finally surpassed Windows 10 to become the most dominant desktop OS platform in the world, according to Stat Counter.

PSA: Microsoft's $200 Surface Earbuds are killing themselves
By Zac Bowden published
Earbuds I own three pairs of Surface Earbuds, and all of them are now dead after not being used for over a year. If you're still using yours, make sure to keep them topped up to keep them alive.

PIRG wants longer Windows 10 support or relaxed Windows 11 rules
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 10 While Microsoft's new extended lifeline for Windows 10 will grant users access to free security updates for an entire year, PIRG says this isn't enough.

Microsoft to replace salespeople with AI solutions engineers
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI The recent layoffs seem to be part of Microsoft's strategy to improve its sales of AI tools metrics, with customers requesting technical support and demos.

Microsoft's cuts to employee headcount are to help pay for more AI infrastructure
By Zac Bowden published
AI The Redmond giant has laid off over 15,000 people in 2025, and a report claims it's all in the name of freeing up spending money to invest more heavily in AI infrastructure to keep pace with the ever-growing AI bubble.
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