Zac Bowden

4 days ago | msn.com | Zac Bowden

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4 days ago | windowscentral.com | Zac Bowden

Microsoft has announced changes coming soon to Windows 10 and Windows 11 that are designed to ensure the OS is in compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) for users in the European Economic Area (EEA.) The changes will reduce Windows' insistence on using first-party apps and services. One of the big changes coming with these EEA updates include Windows no longer nagging users to set Microsoft Edge as their default browser.

5 days ago | windowscentral.com | Zac Bowden

Microsoft has announced a new feature for Bing, dubbed "Bing Video Creator," that allows you to create AI-generated videos by describing what you want to see. The new tool is powered by Sora, OpenAI's intelligent text-to-video AI model that has been popular among ChatGPT users for some time. "Bing Video Creator transforms your text prompts into short videos. Just describe what you want to see and watch your vision come to life" says Microsoft in a blog post announcing the new feature.

1 week ago | windowscentral.com | Zac Bowden

Microsoft is hard at work on the next version of Windows 11, which is expected to debut later this year as Windows 11 version 25H2. The company usually releases a new version of the operating system every fall, and we expect the same to take place this year. Windows 11 version 25H2 is yet to be officially announced, though references to its existence have appeared in recent Windows 11 preview builds and documentation, all but confirming that it's in development.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Zac Bowden

19 hours agoWhen it comes to the future of the College Football Playoff, there were as many opinions as there were coaches on hand at the Southeastern Conference and Big 12 meetings in Florida this week. Perhaps the most eye-opening came from some of those with the most to lose — Kenny Dillingham of Arizona …