Daniel Rubino

1 week ago | msn.com | Daniel Rubino

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1 week ago | windowscentral.com | Daniel Rubino

A new report from Bloomberg claims Microsoft is planning to cut “thousands of jobs” early next month related to sales. However, it won’t be just sales that are affected, as other groups may also get trimmed according to Bloomberg’s source. As to reasons for the cuts, Microsoft had already planned to use outside firms for sales, and it’s well-known that Microsoft is heavily spending on AI these days, which Bloomberg cites as one cause for the workforce reduction.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Daniel Rubino

In this photo illustration, Microsoft Corporation logo is seen displayed on a monitor. A new report from Bloomberg claims Microsoft is planning to cut “thousands of jobs” early next month related to sales. However, it won’t be just sales that are affected, as other groups may also get trimmed according to Bloomberg’s source.

3 weeks ago | inkl.com | Daniel Rubino

Daniel Rubino experimenting with Copilot+ features. AI isn't just about chatbots and image generation. It's about the little quality-of-life improvements that make every interaction with your computer easier. In this video, Windows Central Editor-in-Chief Daniel Rubino walks us through some of the features on his Copilot+ PC that simplify his day-to-day tasks. From Windows Recall to AI-assisted search, you can spend less time on menial tasks and more time doing… well, anything else.

1 month ago | windowscentral.com | Daniel Rubino

The ASUS Zenbook A14 has been my preferred laptop for the past six weeks, and I have so much to say about it (details to follow). It stands out as one of the top non-gaming laptops of 2025 (possibly THE best), and it’s currently discounted by $200, lowering the price to just $799 at Best Buy, even with its punchy 14-inch OLED display. One of our top reviewers, Zachary Boddy, gave the Zenbook A14 our “best” award in early April.