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Sam Altman to Return as CEO of OpenAI and Other News

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Sam Altman to Return as CEO of OpenAI

On November 22, OpenAI announced via social media that former CEO Sam Altman had reached an agreement in principle to return to the company as CEO and to reorganize its board of directors, which will consist of Bret Taylor, Larry Summers, and Adam D’Angelo. Sam Altman himself retweeted the announcement and later tweeted that he was willing to return to OpenAI and maintain a good relationship with Microsoft. Sam Altman himself retweeted the message and later tweeted that he would like to return to OpenAI and maintain a good relationship with Microsoft after the board reorganization.

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Microsoft Edge: What is New

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Except for ChatGPT, the AI chatbot that has recently become a big hit, Edge is still a crazy pile of material in terms of basic browsing functions, and has become a bit bloated without realizing it. But with a more modern look, clearer font rendering and some clever little features, it’s a real treat to look at. This article summarizes a few of the small features that Edge has added, is pushing, and will soon be available for you to experience while you wait in line for the new chatbot.
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Total Uninstaller 2023 Review

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Found in 2013 and based at New York, Total Uninstaller is the dedicated Windows uninstaller that our editors and reviewers have been using to uninstall tested apps and remove leftovers of the uninstalled apps. It is very simple to use and effective to get rid of any unwanted apps with ease. In this article, our editors are using it to uninstall apps and demonstrate why Total Uninstaller becomes our editor’s favorite choice for Windows uninstaller.

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Apple Devices and Apple Music and Apple TV Released on Windows 11

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As the music market shifts from digital music purchases to streaming subscription services, the bloated functionality of iTunes has somewhat hampered the development of Apple’s streaming services. In macOS, the original function of managing iOS/iPadOS devices in iTunes was given to Visit in macOS, the podcast section was split into a separate podcast app, audiobooks were merged with Apple Books, the video section was split into a separate video app, and the music section, which is the most critical, was replaced by a dedicated music app. Of course, Apple still retains the traditional digital content purchase section (iTunes Store), but you’ll need to go to these spun-off apps to make purchases.
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Osx Uninstaller 2023: The Editor’s Choice for Mac Uninstaller

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Besides testing and reviewing Windows apps, our editors and reviewers at New Jersey Microsoft Developer’s Group have been regularly using apps on Mac machines, evaluating the apps and features comparison between the apps running on the two major personal operating systems. For Windows PC, we’ve been using the editor’s choice Total Uninstaller for complete Windows app removal. And we’ve been using Osx Uninstaller as the best Mac uninstaller for Mac machines. In this post, we will use Osx Uninstaller 2023, the newly-released and upgraded version available & eligible for every Osx Uninstaller user, to uninstall apps that are randomly chosen for testing, in an effort to find out whether it performs the app removal job as Osx Uninstaller is well engineered and built to be.

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Passkey Hands-on Experience

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Passkey was ready in the mainstream ecosystem when Chrome pushed version 108 into everyone’s hands earlier this month. As a passwordless login standard initiated and promoted by the FIDO Alliance, Passkey was unveiled at WWDC back in June this year and came to everyone’s attention, but the “passwordless future” seems to have been all thunder and no rain – it seems that there is no concrete example of support for Passkey except for system support. It’s not.

In fact, it is not, so this article will start from what is the pass key, take a look at how the ecology of the pass key and how we can set the pass key.
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Microsoft Surface Buying Guides

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The beauty of the Surface family is that it is Microsoft’s own line of computers that run Windows, and Microsoft has full control over its design, which makes each Surface look elegant. Starting with the Surface RT and Surface Pro, the Surface family now includes a line of 2-in-1 tablets, standard notebooks, and desktop all-in-one PCs.

In October 2022, Microsoft updated its Surface family of products to include the latest Surface Pro 9, Surface Laptop 5 and Surface Studio 2+. This article will look at the key features of the different products in the Surface product line and how they fit into the needs of others, to help you make your decision.
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Galaxy Z Flip 4 Review

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With the slowdown of the cell phone industry, it has become a new common idea to make articles on the new form of folding screen. However, I am more interested in the “small folding” products that open and close vertically than the horizontal folding, commonly known as the “big folding” products that are getting more attention and more products. The reason is that I have always wanted to limit the role of cell phones to limited uses such as daily communication and portable information finding and recording, leaving the more complex work and content consumption to dedicated devices such as tablets and computers. In this mindset, the smaller the phone occupies – in both the physical and psychological sense – the better. I’ve always regretted the current approach of making them thicker and heavier, each one a hundred-eyed beast. On the contrary, small folding products “small to see big”, in my opinion, better reflect the actual benefits of technological progress.
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AI Design Tools: Microsoft Designer

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How to make elegant and high-end designs easily and quickly?

And just a few days ago, Microsoft’s previously high-profile announcement of AI design software Microsoft Designer finally began internal testing. I was invited to get the qualification for the beta test and had a good experience with this new design software that will join the Office bucket package in the future.

First experience: not many functions, but simple and easy to use
I would like to give a simple and brutal comment on the first impression of Microsoft Designer, which is “Yo, a new ad from the ad film maker”.

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