Shift in Market Dynamics
With the increasing demand for lightweight and powerful laptops, Microsoft predicts a significant shift in market dynamics in favor of Arm Windows laptops.
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Increased Efficiency
By consolidating its Windows team, Microsoft aims to increase efficiency and accelerate innovation in developing AI capabilities for PCs. This move underscores the company’s commitment to staying ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
Microsoft has announced a major shakeup in its leadership team, with the news that the company’s Windows boss, Alexei Parakhin, will be moving on to explore new roles. This decision comes as Microsoft looks to revamp its Windows operating system and improve its user experience.
For 30 years, a well-known Windows feature has been unwittingly using temporary code that could potentially pose a security risk to users. This revelation has sparked concerns among cybersecurity experts as they scramble to address the issue before it falls into the wrong hands.
Windows 11 Update:
Windows 11 users were pleasantly surprised to find that the latest update includes the familiar disk formatting user interface (UI) that dates back to 1994. This classic feature has been a mainstay in Windows operating systems for nearly three decades.
Microsoft’s highly anticipated event showcasing the latest innovations in the tech world is set to take place very soon. Here’s how you can tune in and catch all the action live.
Microsoft has once again caused frustration among Chrome users by implementing Bing popup ads in Windows. The advertisements, which promote Microsoft’s search engine Bing, have begun appearing on users’ screens without warning.
Microsoft has announced that support for Windows 10 version 21H2 will be ending in June. This means that users who are still running this particular version of the operating system will no longer receive updates or security patches from Microsoft.
Microsoft announced today that it will be discontinuing its Windows Subsystem for Android in March 2025. The decision comes as part of the company’s effort to streamline its services and focus on core products.
Distribution of announcement
In a statement released by Microsoft, the company confirmed that support for Windows Subsystem for Android will officially come to an end in March 2025. This means that users will no longer be able to access Android apps on their Windows devices through the subsystem.
