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A Call of Duty insider says that Modern Warfare 2, launching Oct. 28, will get premium downloadable content in 2023 in lieu of a full, new Call of Duty title that year. The next Call of Duty will launch in 2024 and be developed by Treyarch, according to the rumor.

Even as Microsoft launches the Windows 11 2022 Update, or Windows 11 22H2, the company reiterates that it's just fine if you want to remain on Windows 10.

Microsoft has updated its Xbox app for Windows PCs with information from HowLongtoBeat, along with speed and stability improvements.

Geoff Keighley, host of The Game Awards and Summer Game Fest, talks about how the uncertain prospect of E3’s return does not bother him and his past statements on Activision Blizzard.

Microsoft has identified figures pointing to a shortage of women in the cybersecurity field, and CVP Vasu Jakkal has thoughts on the matter.

Though a report indicated that Microsoft could be in the process of going after Mandiant, the cybersecurity firm is now in the hands of Google as a result of a $5.4 billion acquisition.

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updated: Mar 03 2021, 17:19 ist Though Microsoft was a bit slow compared to the Zoom app to join the race to offer video conference solutions, it has steadily got higher traction among corporates. Now, Microsoft getting serious with security and announced to bring end-to-end encryption to 1:1 video calls later this year.  "Over the last year, we have gathered feedback from global customers, analysts, and the security community around particular industries and specific cases where end-to-end en...

Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella said social-media services like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube need clearer laws and rules to govern whether controversial accounts, like former U.S. President Donald Trump’s, have a place on their services, rather than being asked to make free-speech decisions themselves. “Unilateral action by individual companies in democracies like ours is just not long-term stable—we do need to be able to have a framework of laws and norms,” Nadel...

“Unilateral action by individual companies in democracies like ours is just not long-term stable — we do need to be able to have a framework of laws and norms,” Nadella said in a wide-ranging interview with Bloomberg Television’s Emily Chang. “Depending on any...