Tag: Microsoft
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Windows 10 End of Life Today: How to Get a Free Extra Year with ESU
Windows 10 Reaches End of Life: What That Means Today marks a milestone for Windows 10 users: Microsoft moves the operating system to end-of-life status. While your PC will continue to boot and run, it will stop receiving important security updates by default. That gap leaves your device more vulnerable to malware and exploits over…
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Windows 10 Support Ends October 14: Upgrade, Pay, or Switch OS?
What changes on October 14, 2025 Microsoft is ending free standard support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After this date, Windows 10 will still run on many devices, but it will stop receiving free software updates, security patches, and technical assistance from Microsoft. The moving parts of daily computing—security images, bug fixes, and…
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Microsoft Introduces MAI-Image-1: A Homegrown AI Image Generator Rivalling Nano Banana and GPT-Image-1
Microsoft Expands Its In-House AI Arsenal with MAI-Image-1 Microsoft has unveiled MAI-Image-1, its first fully in-house image generation model, signaling a more self-reliant approach to AI image technology. The model is positioned as a competitive alternative to other major players like OpenAI and Google, with early demonstrations and testing slated on platforms such as LMArena.…
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Microsoft Unveils MAI-Image-1: A Fresh In-House Challenger in AI Image Generation
Microsoft Launches MAI-Image-1, Its First In-House Image Generator Microsoft has introduced MAI-Image-1, its first image generation model developed entirely in-house. The new system positions Microsoft as a player in a rapidly evolving AI image landscape that includes rivals like Google, OpenAI, and various research groups. According to the company, MAI-Image-1 is designed to deliver more…
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Urgent warning: 16 Microsoft apps at risk without updates
Urgent warning over 16 Microsoft apps: update now to avoid security risks A critical advisory has been issued for users of Microsoft products: 16 apps under the Office umbrella and related services may leave devices exposed if they are not updated before a major software transition. Microsoft has warned that it will no longer provide…
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Urgent warning over 16 apps that can empty bank accounts if not updated
Urgent warning over end-of-support for Microsoft Office apps A sweeping advisory highlights a real risk for millions of users: don’t delay updates to Microsoft Office apps. As Microsoft marks the end of support for older versions, including Office 2016 and Office 2019, the company warns that security fixes, bug corrections, and technical support will no…
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A tangled web of AI deals fans fears of a Silicon Valley bubble
Overview: The AI bubble debate lands in Silicon Valley The dialogue around the AI sector’s meteoric rise has shifted from triumph to consternation. As major players assemble vast coalitions of capital, critics question whether the valuation of AI startups and open-source models reflects real earnings potential or a wave of financial engineering. At the center…
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AI Bubble Buoy or Burden? Silicon Valley Grapples With a Tangled Web of Deals
Silicon Valley’s AI Frenzy: A Bubble Theorized, Not Yet Bursting There’s a growing sense in Silicon Valley that AI’s rapid rise may be more about financial engineering than enduring demand. At OpenAI’s DevDay, Sam Altman acknowledged the temptation to declare a bubble, noting, “there are many parts of AI that I think are kind of…
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Microsoft Removes Unity-Based Titles From Store After Security Vulnerability
What happened In October 2025, Unity Technologies disclosed a significant security vulnerability affecting Unity-based games and applications built with Unity 2017.1 or later. The flaw could potentially enable exploitation across Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux builds. While there have been no reported exploits or user impacts to date, Microsoft reacted proactively by temporarily removing a…
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Microsoft Removes Unity-Powered Titles From Store Over Critical Vulnerability
Microsoft pulls Unity powered titles from the store after a critical vulnerability In October 2025, Unity Technologies disclosed a serious security vulnerability affecting Unity built games and apps published since 2017.1. While there have been no confirmed exploits or user impact to date, the risk prompted Microsoft to temporarily remove affected titles from its digital…