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Microsoft suggests to trade your PC or recycle it in "end of support for Windows 10" emails

Microsoft is sending out emails to customers who still run the Windows 10 operating system to inform them that support for Windows 10 is ending later this year.

The email begins harmlessly enough: "End of support for Windows 10 is approaching" is displayed in big letters at the top of the email. Below is a button to check the eligibility for an upgrade to Windows 10 and an ad to explore new computers.

Tired of Screen Addiction? This App Forces You Outside to Unlock Your Phone

In an innovative approach to combat excessive screen time, British developer Rhys Kentish has launched Touch Grass, an iOS app that requires users to physically touch grass to unlock distracting applications on their phones. The app leverages computer vision technology to ensure users engage with actual outdoor grass, promoting real-world interaction and a break from digital devices.

Microsoft Teams Introduces Live Chat to Boost Small Business Customer Engagement

Microsoft has introduced a new live chat feature within Microsoft Teams, aiming to enhance customer engagement for small businesses. This addition allows businesses to integrate a chat widget directly into their websites, enabling real-time interactions with visitors through the Teams platform.

Key Features of the Live Chat Integration

AI-Powered Search Explodes in Popularity, Challenging Google’s Dominance

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of internet search, with recent data highlighting a massive shift in how users find information online. According to Adobe Analytics, AI-driven search referrals skyrocketed by 1,950 percent during Cyber Monday 2024, marking a significant change from traditional search methods. This surge indicates that users are increasingly turning to AI-powered tools rather than relying solely on Google's long-standing "ten blue links" model.

Microsoft launches Copilot for Gaming to enhance Xbox experience

Microsoft has unveiled Copilot for Gaming, a new AI assistant designed specifically for Xbox players that will operate from mobile devices. Set to debut in April 2025, Copilot aims to enhance the gaming experience by allowing users to issue requests like installing games, recalling prior actions, or receiving character recommendations for popular titles such as Overwatch 2 and Minecraft.