This week, Microsoft is set to unveil their financial report for the initial quarter of their fiscal year. Similar to the previous earnings conference, predictions suggest that the revenue generated from artificial intelligence may fall short, even though there has been a lot of excitement and significant investments in this area. (Source: Reuters)
Ever since its debut a few years back, Microsoft’s Xbox app for Windows has earned a somewhat contentious standing. While it does a decent job of showcasing Xbox and Xbox Game Pass games accessible on PC, users often voice concerns about sluggish functionality, glitches that hinder game installation, and the need to sift through numerous menus to find desired content. Over time, Microsoft has been making efforts to resolve these issues with updates and enhancements, and now they’ve introduced a fresh feature for the app: a “Home experience.
Among the highly anticipated game launches this year for RPG enthusiasts is Dragon Age: Veilguard, the newest title from renowned developer BioWare, marking their first mainline entry in the beloved fantasy series since Dragon Age: Inquisition, released in 2014. Gamers have eagerly awaited a new Dragon Age adventure for over a decade, and now, its scheduled release date on October 31 is nearly upon us. Interestingly, prior to the launch of Dragon Age: Veilguard, the review embargoes have been lifted, allowing critics’ opinions and scores from various platforms to be shared online.
Similar to many of you, I often bring along a portable gaming device when embarking on a journey. Yet, I strive to avoid being the individual who plays games with loud audio in public spaces. To ensure others are not disturbed by my entertainment, I always pack headphones or earbuds as part of my travel essentials.
It appears that Microsoft could potentially delve into the realm of wearable AI technology using their Surface brand in the future, based on a recent interview with Yusef Mehdi, Microsoft’s EVP and Consumer CMO. In his conversation with YouTuber Austin Evans, Mehdi hinted at the possibility that Microsoft is open to investigating technology associated with wearable devices.
Monthly updates for Windows 11 are usually released on the second Tuesday of every month. However, you don’t have to wait that long to experience the latest enhancements and alterations on your computer. Every month, Microsoft puts out a preview version of Windows 11, which typically contains most, if not all, of the modifications destined for inclusion in a subsequent monthly update.