Microsoft promises to fix unfair licenses in the EU
Worried that the EU might rain on its cloud
Microsoft said that it would fix its unfair licensing terms in the EU before it is taken to task for making it prohibitively expensive to run Windows and Office workloads on non-Azure cloud platforms like AWS and Google Cloud.
Microsoft Teams to incorporate the worst of phone call services
Please hold we will play Mozart in a bossa nova style to entertain you
Developers at the software giant Microsoft appear to have had a brain injury and thought up a way to make their products less useful and less user-friendly.
Microsoft trademarks XCloud again
Maybe it will use it this time or may it is just being Volish
When Microsoft first debuted its long-in-waiting Xbox cloud streaming platform, it trademarked the name XCloud.
Microsoft does not mock Sony's price rise
Leaving punters guessing
Software King of the World Microsoft has suprised the world by not having a joke at Sony's price rise of PlayStation 5.
ChromeOS had severe security vulnerability
Pointed out by Microsoft
Microsoft has found a severe ChromeOS security vulnerability and even told Google about it in April.
Saudi Arabia approves Microsoft take over of Activision Blizzard
Not worth losing your head over
Saudi Arabia is the first regulatory authority to approve Microsoft’s proposed $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Janet Jackson crashed my computer
Weird windows bugs
The music video for Janet Jackson's 1989 pop hit Rhythm Nation is a cybersecurity vulnerability.
Intel jumps from DirectX 9 to 12
On Xe, Arc GPUs
Intel has moved from native DX9 hardware support on its Intel's Xe integrated graphics solutions on 12th Gen CPUs and A-Series Arc Alchemist discrete GPUs to DirectX 12.
Microsoft wades into Sony in anti-trust claim
Handbags at dawn
Software King of the World Microsoft has gone onto the attack over Sony’s objections to its buy out of Activision Blizzard.
Microsoft admits some chips will lose data under Windows 11
Hardware compatibility list might have been more important than we thought
Microsoft has warned that Windows devices with the newest supported processors might be susceptible to data damage, and the fix might have turned made some machines really slow.