Microsoft open sources its Chatbot software
Now you can make your own racist friend
Software giant Microsoft has open-sourced its chatbot framework allowing developers to build their own versions of Redmond's disastrous Twitter bot experiment.
HoloLens might look cool but it overheats
Microsoft still has work to do
Microsoft's HoloLens system is pretty cool, but unfortunately it could turn you into a flaming Michael Jackson, according to one developer.
Intel inside Samsung devices
Slowly edging its way back into mobile
Chipzilla famously missed the mobile boom, but it appears the outfit is slowly edging its way back. Not only is it counting Asus as its chum it seems to be making friends with Samsung.
Notebook makers look to servers to make up for lost cash
Non-notebook lines way forward
ODMs are giving up on PCs in favour of non-notebook production lines and servers.
Microsoft Surface phone rumours
Arriving by the end of the year
Details of Microsoft's coming Surface phone have started appearing on online and we did a quick shifty amongst them to find out what was the most likely.
AI assistant turned fascist sex slave on Twitter
You have to be careful what you learn from whom
Microsoft’s had a wizard idea about getting its AI robot to learn about humans from Twitter. The program was so good that it quickly turned into a conspiracy theorist, Hitler-loving, incest sex-promoting Trump supporter.
Microsoft in Skylake U-Turn
Also broke Windows 10 Mobile promise
Software outfit Microsoft has U-turned over its decision to kill off support for Intel Skylake processors running Windows 7 and 8.1 next year.
Microsoft claims it is not auto upgrading Windows 10
The system has not gone rogue
Microsoft has been getting a lot of stick for annoying its existing Windows users with upgrade requires for Windows 10. But some users have been complaining that the OS has gone rogue and started updating itself.
Microsoft knifes security partner and customer
The old Microsoft is back
Microsoft seems to be back on form spectacularly knifing one of its long term partners and customers as it seems to be adopting its own rival products.
Microsoft spending a fortune on Quantum computing
Is Steve Balmer dead, alive or both?
Software giant Microsoft is focusing a lot of its R&D money on quantum computing.