Brad Smith, vice chair and president of Microsoft, discusses the tech sector in China and the country's adoption of new ...

Windows wallpapers are seen every day in homes and offices around the world. The rolling green hills and blue sky of Windows ...

Open Control Panel: Go to the Start menu and open the Control Panel. Find Bing Wallpaper Option: Look for the Bing wallpaper option in the list of installed programs. Uninstall: Click on the uninstall ...

The HONOR Magic7 Pro launched in China quite recently, and its wallpapers are now available to download. The phone’s global ...

“Bliss” itself was taken in 1996 by National Geographic photographer Charles O’Rear, to whom Microsoft paid an estimated $100 ...

News updates from October 30: Rachel Reeves announces £40bn tax increase; Microsoft and Meta top earnings estimates on facebook (opens in a new window) News updates from October 30: Rachel Reeves ...

Microsoft is set to report fiscal first-quarter earnings results after markets close Wednesday. Analysts expect the tech giant to post revenue and earnings growth from the year-ago period.

We are at risk as a nation, and with cyber threats continually on the rise and tensions between the U.S. and China increasing at an alarming rate, something has to change. Microsoft must put American ...

Share Microsoft has warned once again that China, Russia, and Iran will increase their disruptive efforts as the US elections come into fruition. The tech giant believes that these foreign ...

Microsoft warns that Russia, Iran, and China are targeting the upcoming US elections with cyber and AI tactics. Russian actors are creating AI-enhanced deepfake videos about VP Harris, while Iran ...

The Microsoft Threat Analysis Center (MTAC) published its fifth election report (PDF) on Wednesday, highlighting recent online activity from Russia, Iran, and China ahead of the upcoming U.S ...

A Chinese influence actor widely known as Spamouflage has been using fake social media users to attack down-ballot Republicans who have publicly denounced China, according to Microsoft’s analysts.