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If you use Google's email client to use Hotmail or Outlook, you may have experienced problems with email synchronisation recently. Google itself says that the issue is probably related to Microsoft's servers and, according to its status page, the company has already contacted Microsoft to resolve the issue.
Personal sources told The Verge that in March, Microsoft plans to release a new version of Teams that will be rewritten from scratch, which should significantly improve its performance and use of device system resources.
Many users of Microsoft's email service have reported that spam filters have stopped working. The problem is widespread and affects users from different regions.
The CWA President believes that this could have a positive impact on the labour market.
Microsoft has released a new update for Xbox consoles that brings improved power modes and support for the Google Home app. This update will also automatically put Xbox Series consoles into power saving mode, but you can manually return to sleep mode, which will allow you to turn your console on instantly but will consume significantly more power.
Microsoft is working on integrating support for RGB accessories for PC gaming into Windows 11. Windows Lighting will include the ability for PC gamers to customise RGB lighting accessories without installing third-party software.
Microsoft is going to show us how it has used artificial intelligence capabilities in Microsoft 365, namely in Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
Edge already had a good built-in PDF viewer, but Microsoft decided to replace it with a version from Adobe Acrobat that includes "advanced" features, albeit paid for.
If you're still using Chrome on old Windows 7 hardware, you have another reason to upgrade - you won't get any more Chrome updates.
Search engines are at a new stage of development with the integration of artificial intelligence. Now you don't need to browse a bunch of websites to find the information you need - it will be presented to you in short (or not) messages generated by AI. However, the question arises: how reliable is such a system?
Yesterday, 7 February, Microsoft held an event dedicated to artificial intelligence and its integration into the company's products. Of course, the most anticipated novelty was the updated Bing with built-in ChatGPT and it is already available to all users in the form of a "limited preview". That is, you will have a limited number of queries that you can use, but you can sign up for a list to get early access to the full version.
Microsoft has revealed the new Xbox controller Stellar Shift Special Edition in purple, which, among other things, features a new exclusive feature.
Microsoft has discontinued support for its Apple Watch authenticator, which means you can no longer conveniently sign in to your accounts using only your Apple Watch.
Microsoft has started encouraging software developers to use ads in the Store, which allows developers to improve the placement of their apps in the store. In its blog, the company says that the ads are designed "to help developers grow their business by showing their apps or games to the right customers at the right time in the form of ads," but it should be noted that similar to Adnroid and iOS, this has been a rather negative experience.
For several weeks now, there have been rumours that Microsoft will integrate ChatGPT into its Bing search engine, but we still have no answer as to what it will look like. Or do we?
