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Africa's first billionaire: why they call her a "princess" and why many people don't like her
EADaily, August 11th, 2025. To date, there is only one female billionaire in Africa. And, as the publication writes Gazeta.Pl ...
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AOL dial-up says goodbye. Without Apple, it might not have changed the world
There were several dial-up service providers, but there was one that ruled them all: America Online, which became widely ...
Microsoft Begins Outlining Its Vision for Windows in 2030
In the first of a series of videos, Microsoft is beginning the discussion about the changes that AI will bring to Windows in ...
Microsoft teases the future of Windows: 'The computer will be able to see what we see, hear what we hear, and we can talk to it'
Windows Central discovered a video clip uploaded on Microsoft 's YouTube channel in which its Corporate VP for OS Security, ...
Microsoft shares vision for 2030: Windows PCs may soon see, hear and talk
Microsoft's vision for 2030 has users interacting with Windows through sight, sound, and speech - signalling a shift away ...
Microsoft Windows PCs to think, see and talk like humans in future: What else to expect?
Microsoft has unveiled a futuristic vision for Windows PCs by 2030. With AI-powered features, future devices may interact ...
Microsoft Previews Windows 2030: A New Era of AI-Powered Computing
The company has hinted at such a future on more than one occasion. A future where Windows is agentic and can be used to ...
Microsoft Envisions AI-Driven Windows 2030: A Future Beyond Keyboards and Mice
Microsoft’s futuristic Windows 2030 promises an AI-powered experience, replacing traditional input tools with voice, vision, ...
‘The computer will see what we see’: Microsoft outlines bold AI shift in Windows 2030 vision
In a new video, Microsoft outlines its 'Windows 2030 Vision', showcasing how AI will transform user interactions with Windows ...
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Microsoft teases AI-powered Windows 2030 where keyboards and mice may feel obsolete
In a recent video, Microsoft VP for Enterprise and OS Security shared his vision for Windows by the decade’s end.
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Microsoft's 2030 Vision: Replace Mice and Keyboards With AI, Voice Commands
According to David Weston, corporate vice president of enterprise and OS security, the company is working toward making input hardware, like mice and keyboards, less central. Instead, Weston says ...