
Microsoft is Making Smart Friends to Help You
Microsoft is making smart helpers to remember chats and projects, like friendly computers.


Microsoft is making smart helpers to remember chats and projects, like friendly computers.

Samsung workers in India stopped working to ask for more money and safer workplaces.

When computers break, using paper helps airplanes and businesses keep working smoothly.

Airlines use smart technology to quickly park planes, helping them fly on time and save fuel.

Jordan turned playing video games into a job by working hard and meeting gamers.

Be careful with mustard foods; they might have peanuts, which can cause allergies.

Scientists studied a tiny fly’s brain to learn how brains work, even human brains.

Vishal uses drones to take pictures of the big forest with tigers and crocodiles.

Forge Valley School says no phones, watches, or headphones to help kids focus better.

In the UK, new rules help workers keep all their tips for good service.

A big ship sank with treasure, and now many people want to own it.

Scientists learned a big Stonehenge rock came from Scotland, not Wales, surprising everyone.

Elon Musk wasn’t invited to a UK meeting because of things he said online.

Four elephants walked through deep water to find a safe place during a big storm.

In the UK, many people love the Bollywood song “Bole Chudiyan” from 2001.

More kids have trouble with social media since the pandemic, especially 13-year-old girls.

A big mountain piece fell into water, making Earth shake like a giant splash.

Ubisoft’s new game, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, will let players explore exciting Japan in 2025.

The UK is closing its last coal power station to use cleaner energy like wind.

Fay and Michelle were stuck on a mountain, but brave friends helped them.

People wore a bear costume to trick insurance companies and get lots of money.

Early in the morning, people saw mysterious lights moving in the sky in California.

Wild-born beavers appear in Glen Affric after 400 years.

A lady took a van full of doughnuts and got into trouble.

The UK wants to make a new park and give more money to help old parks.

Isabella Day’s shop has new alarms and cameras to stop people from taking things without paying.

In Delhi, the leaders want to make rain to clean the dirty air.

The zoo doctors took out 70 coins from a special white alligator to make it better.

Pandas from a far place are going back home after living in the zoo.

In India, people use computers to help make beautiful, long-lasting carpets by hand.

Young people today often can’t work because they feel very sad or have mind troubles.

Many people enjoy eating spicy noodles and cauliflower from Indo-Chinese food.

Someone moved the race signs, and 30 runners went the wrong way in Glasgow.

Some workers at a big bank got fired for pretending to work on their computers.

A company makes beer taste like fruits without using fruits by changing tiny yeast.