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OpenAI and Microsoft make a huge change to their exclusive partnership
OpenAI says it wants to serve all customers regardless of cloud provider, but Microsoft remains a "primary" provider.
Windows 11 is getting a screen tint feature to help guard against eye strain
Windows 11 is getting a screen tint feature to help guard against eye strain, and migraines, and it could even help with photophobia.
Microsoft Outlook down? Email problems hit users across the world - here's what we know
A major Microsoft Outlook outage took place - here's all the updates.
Microsoft is finally giving us full control over Windows 11 updates
'Shutdown, Restart on your terms' with 'fewer disruptions', Microsoft says — these are overdue, but nevertheless impressive changes.
Xbox leaders lay out new priorities for the company's future, and promise 'flexible pricing' and a focus on 'daily active players' by prioritizing 'hardware, content, experience, and services'
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and Xbox Chief Content Officer Matt Booty have shared a detailed plan for the company's future, which includes a focus on player engagement and another name change.
Leak claims a new Xbox Game Pass tier called 'Starter Edition' that includes '50+ games' and more will be bundled with Discord Nitro
Xbox is reportedly planning to roll out a new Game Pass tier that will be bundled with a Discord Nitro subscription.
Surfshark VPN review 2026 – a fully-featured, low cost privacy solution
Updated Surfshark is a VPN provider that offers a lot for your money – fast and feature-packed
This new Microsoft 365 Copilot feature could throw your GDPR compliance into question — here's how to check, and how turn it off
Microsoft wants to ease EU Copilot processing by having some data processed in the US, Canada, and Australia.
Report claims a new 'pick-your-own' Xbox Game Pass plan is in the works, allowing users to decide what content they want for their membership
This comes after Xbox cut the price of Game Pass Ultimate
Analysts say Xbox Game Pass price cut is 'not surprising at all' since Call of Duty's addition to the service 'did not lead to a significant increase in Xbox console sales or even subscriptions'
Industry analysts appear to agree that Microsoft's decision to slash the price of Xbox Game Pass and remove Call of Duty games as day-one launch titles was the right move.