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Elon Musk's X is going to take on Microsoft-owned 'cringe' platform LinkedIn to make hiring 'cool' again
By Dan Rice published
So cringe? Elon Musk wants X to replace LinkedIn as part of becoming the everything app, but could the reverse be happening due to recent controversies?

Microsoft News Roundup: Starfield reviews, Pokémon's gothic cousin, WordPad getting killed, and Labor Day deals
By Sean Endicott published
Catching up Starfield dominated the headlines last week, thanks to early access rolling out and reviews coming in. We also saw the death of WordPad and plenty of Labor Day deals.

Google plays nice with Microsoft to improve the meeting experience
By Kevin Okemwa published
INCLUSIVITY Google Calendar will now feature Microsoft Outlook names.

Bing Chat AI is FINALLY coming to the Microsoft Launcher and Surface Duo
By Zac Bowden published
AI Microsoft has added Bing Chat AI integration into the Launcher's search bar, giving users the chance to jump into a Bing Chat session without first needing to download the Bing app.

ExplorerPatcher won't break the Start menu on Windows 11 anymore
By Kevin Okemwa published
FIX!! A third-party customization app developer recently patched a bug causing the Start menu on Windows 11 to break.

France hopes to force Microsoft Edge and others to censor websites at a browser level
By Jez Corden published
On the Edge The French government is pushing a bill that could destroy the free internet, and could force Microsoft and others to act as government censors.

To appease the CMA, Microsoft restructures the Activision Blizzard King deal
By Cole Martin published
Ubisoft!? Microsoft Vice President Brad Smith has penned a blog regarding the Activision Blizzard King deal that details Microsoft's plans to sell cloud gaming rights for ABK titles to Ubisoft in perpetuity.

Microsoft blames human error, not AI, for recommending tourists visit a food bank on an empty stomach
By Sean Endicott published
People at fault Microsoft published an article recommending tourists visit a food bank on an empty stomach. The company blamed the issue on human error and taken the piece down.
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