Welcome to the latest episode of MSFT Unboxed POD where we untangle the latest in tech news with a dash of wit and a sprinkle of sarcasm. This week, we dive into a smorgasbord of tech tidbits that will leave you both informed and entertained.
First up, we explore Stardock’s Multiplicity 4—the software KVM that’s making multitasking across multiple PCs as seamless as a hot knife through butter. With features like Seamless Display and ARM support, it’s like having a tech-savvy octopus at your fingertips.
Next, we shift gears to YouTube’s latest experiment: multiplayer mini games. Yes, you heard that right! YouTube is testing multiplayer features for its Playables, starting with Ludo Club and Magic Tiles. Now you can challenge your friends to a game of digital Ludo while pretending to watch educational videos.
In a twist that could only come from the minds at Microsoft, businesses are now advised to uninstall the Copilot app and remap the Copilot key. Why? Because the app no longer supports Entra ID accounts and is now only for consumer users. It’s a move that’s as clear as mud, but hey, at least they’re thinking about data security.
Meanwhile, in the world of gaming, Black Ops 6 is seeing a mass exodus of streamers. Top names like Nadeshot and Dr Disrespect are stepping away due to server issues and rampant cheating. It’s a sad day when even the pros can’t enjoy a good game without pulling their hair out.
Finally, we wrap up with some predictions for Microsoft in 2025. Expect more AI integration, cloud dominance, and perhaps a few more confusing updates that keep IT departments on their toes. The future looks bright, if not a bit bewildering.
EP.79 – Windows on ARM Gains Credibility as Copilot, Disney, and Australia Ignite the AI Debate – MSFT Unboxed
- EP.79 – Windows on ARM Gains Credibility as Copilot, Disney, and Australia Ignite the AI Debate
- EP.78 – Microsoft and OpenAI s Code Red Month
- EP.77 – AI Agents Kill Chatbots, Snapdragon vs PC Giants, and Why Antitrust Fails Meta
- EP.75 – GTA-VI Delay, ASUS Ally, and Windows Phone Rebirth
- EP.74 – Amazon cuts deep, Microsoft doubles down, Canva makes a move, and Xbox wants respect


