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AI Microsoft CEO says he is "very proud" the company risked investing in OpenAI.
Reddit is blocking access to its mobile site, forcing users into its app instead
APPS Reddit’s website lockout on mobile marks another chapter in enshittification, frustrating users who prefer browser access.
Microsoft brings the receipts as Windows 11’s revamp continues
Windows 11 Microsoft is highlighting recent Windows 11 changes to show progress and rebuild trust, leaning on Insider feedback as it prepares bigger updates.
Our subreddit just hit 1,100 members — here’s why you should join
Site news Our subreddit is quickly becoming one of the best places for Windows, Surface, Xbox, and PC fans to talk directly with us and with each other. Here’s why we built it — and why you might want to join.
Is Xbox going back to exclusives? You weighed in, and reactions are split
Community You shared mixed reactions to Asha Sharma's "return to Xbox" comments, debating exclusives and the multiplatform strategy.
Here's what our readers think about Sarah Bond's abrupt Xbox exit
Community Our community seems largely divided over whether or not Sarah Bond was a benefit to Xbox.
Windows Central is now on Reddit — come shape the conversation
From the editor Your upvotes, comments, and presence help more people discover our reporting — and help shape what we cover next.
Reddit isn't entirely down, but AWS outages have busted the platform
Software Amazon Web Services (AWS) server outages have affected a significant chunk of the Internet, including ongoing problems for Reddit.
