Microsoft has announced that it will be integrating its AI-powered Copilot assistant into Microsoft 365 subscriptions, reversing its previous decision to charge a separate fee for the service.

In standard use, Microsoft 365 may stop working if it can’t connect to the internet, depending on the features you’re using and the availability of offline capabilities within those applications.

The price increases vary across Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. In Australia, for example, ...

Microsoft has announced plans to pull the plug on its mandatory $20 Copilot Pro fee, in favor of including access to the AI ...

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Microsoft plans to raise the price of its 365 Suite by coming up with new subscriptions models that include AI features.

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The New Outlook will have its own usage reports section within Microsoft 365 Admin Center that will allow organizations to access key metrics.

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