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Anyone remember Windows XP 64-Bit Edition for 64-Bit Extended Systems? - Vimarsana News

Anyone remember Windows XP 64-Bit Edition for 64-Bit Extended Systems?

Microsoft’s Jared Spataro has been joking about the company’s terrible history of marketing names for products at Ignite today. “Simplicity and naming, well, they haven’t always been our strong suit,” admitted Spataro, while discussing the Bing Chat rebranding to Microsoft Copilot. “Anyone else remember Windows XP 64-Bit Edition for 64-Bit Extended Systems? Just rolls off the tongue,” he joked. Anyone else remember the 2007 Microsoft Office System?

Microsoft will launch new Xbox consoles by the end of next YEAR, huge leak suggests - Vimarsana News

Microsoft will launch new Xbox consoles by the end of next YEAR, huge leak suggests

A leaked internal document shows Microsoft is planning a revamped version of the Xbox Series X, along with two other new products.

Microsoft has DITCHED a popular feature on Windows 11 - Vimarsana News

Microsoft has DITCHED a popular feature on Windows 11

Microsoft has announced that it has officially ditched its standalone Cortana app for Windows 11.

Xbox unveils a brand new PINK Xbox celebrate the Barbie movie - but there's a huge catch - Vimarsana News

Xbox unveils a brand new PINK Xbox celebrate the Barbie movie - but there's a huge catch

Microsoft has unveiled a brand new pink version of its Xbox Series S console to celebrate the upcoming launch of the film.

'Have Outlook's spam filters broken?' Users say inboxes are FLOODED with junk - Vimarsana News

'Have Outlook's spam filters broken?' Users say inboxes are FLOODED with junk

Frustrated Outlook users took to Twitter to share their problems and ask the Redmond, Washington-based tech giant for an explanation.