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Microsoft's virtual keyboard app 'SwiftKey' returns on iOS: Report

In September this year, the tech giant had announced it would end support for SwiftKey on iOS devices and remove it from the Apple Store on October 5, after facing several user complaints

Nvidia, Microsoft team up to build one of most powerful AI supercomputers

'AI technology advances as well as industry adoption are accelerating', said Manuvir Das

Microsoft rolls out new update on Discord voice chat for Xbox users

This feature blocks background noises like barking dogs and clicking keyboards while continuing to clearly transmit your voice, the blogpost added

Samsung to bring Xbox Cloud Gaming, Nvidia's GeForce Now to 2021 smart TVs

The tech giant's gaming hub won't be available on 2021 TVs and only individual applications will be accessible

Microsoft adds 'Games for Work' to Teams for users to play together

To develop Games for Work, Team Members worked with Microsoft Casual Games, an Xbox Game Studios division

IAMAI asks govt to content and broadcasting services out of telecom bill

IAMAI said in its submission that 'telecommunication' can cover video calls, emails, messages as well as other cloud service providers

Microsoft suspends 4.78mn Xbox accounts over community guideline violation

These unauthorised accounts can impact players in a variety of ways, such as making cheating easier, disseminating spam, and artificially inflating friend/follower counts

Microsoft Surface Laptop 5, Surface Pro 9 available for pre-orders in India

The Surface Laptop 5 and Surface Pro 9 will be available in the country for purchase from November 29

Microsoft adds helicopters, gliders, Spruce Goose to its Flight Simulator

The new edition offers new mapping for the Back to fly feature which includes height gain depending on the plane situation and altitude

Pandemic boom to season of layoffs: How big tech and startups got it wrong

It is not just Meta which is looking at becoming capital efficient. Alphabet, the parent company of Google and Microsoft have already sent messages that focus will be on increasing productivity

Microsoft enables Apple iCloud Photos integration in Windows 11 Photos app

The new update in the Photos app on Windows 11 will make the organisation of users' photo collection easy, no matter where their photos and videos came from, i.e. via phone, camera, and cloud storage

'US looking forward to support India's G20 presidency': Janet Yellen

The 2022 G20 Summit will take place under the presidency of Indonesia in Bali between November 15 and 16

Amazon becomes world's first listed firm to lose $1 trillion in market cap

Amazon and Microsoft Corp. were neck-and-neck in the race to breach the unwelcome milestone, with the Windows software maker close behind after having lost $889 billion from a November 2021 peak

Microsoft starts rolling out iCloud Photos integration on Windows 11

Microsoft and Apple have collaborated on the iCloud Photos integration, and they have plans to soon bring Apple Music and Apple TV apps to Windows

Background checks and more: How IT companies are detecting moonlighting

IT firms are increasingly resorting to background verification firms for additional checks on employees for moonlighting, says report

Microsoft allows users to add pictures from Android in MS Word, Powerpoint

To link the Android device to the system, scan the QR provided under a Mobile Device and follow the onscreen instructions

Chennai, SRM College set to host Elon Musk's chosen man Sriram Krishnan

Krishnan, who is also a former Twitter employee, is expected to guide Musk in his ambitious plan to monetise the social media giant

Microsoft announces to keep 'Call of Duty' on PlayStation forever: Reports

Earlier, the company had said it will keep Call of Duty on its rival Sony PlayStation gaming consoles for several more years

Musk sets up A team to rejig Twitter, seeks to change verification process

According to a report from The Verge, he has asked employees to change Twitter Blue, a monthly subscription service costing $4.99 to a much more expensive new subscription

We expect more cyberattacks driven by nation-states: Microsoft's Tom Burt

'Microsoft believes that mandatory reporting of security incidents is a good idea'