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Microsoft appsMicrosoft has announced the Xbox Nano controller, a smaller and cheaper controller for Xbox players. It is designed for people who want something portable, including younger players, people with smaller hands, or anyone who wants to play on the go.
The controller is meant for Windows and Xbox users who want a compact option. Readers who want one can look for Microsoft’s new controller announcement and pricing.
Microsoft appsMicrosoft says it has dismantled a criminal marketplace behind 1 billion malicious messages. The action affects people targeted by phishing campaigns, including Windows and Microsoft account users, because the network sold ready-made phishing kits that were used to steal data.
Microsoft worked with international authorities and other tech and cybersecurity companies to take down Yam Store. Users should stay alert for phishing emails and avoid entering account details through suspicious links.
Microsoft appsMicrosoft says it helped dismantle a scam message network with Japan’s National Police Agency. The operation targeted a marketplace used by scammers to send phishing texts around the world, which may mean fewer fake parking ticket and package delivery messages for Windows users and other people. There is no action needed from readers.
Microsoft appsMicrosoft is rolling out a new in-house AI chip for its cloud products and services. The Maia 300 is designed to improve the cost and efficiency of running AI workloads and to handle newer reasoning models and agentic tasks.
This matters for Windows users who rely on Microsoft 365, Edge, Xbox, OneDrive, or other Microsoft services that depend on Microsoft’s cloud. The change is behind the scenes, so there is nothing users need to do now.
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