According to The Verge, the Crocs -- decked out with a smiling Clippy accessory -- are part of Microsoft's 50th anniversary ...

Copilot, Microsoft's ChatGPT-powered AI assistant, is available with many Windows laptops and products. Now, Appearance lets you give Copilot a face — a marshmallow, emoji-like ...

Microsoft isn’t done celebrating its 50th anniversary just yet. Multiple employees told me that Microsoft has created limited ...

Microsoft asked for 20,000 likes on a tweet to possibly reboot the long-dead assistant Clippy. They have made a terrible mistake. The post The Latest Possible Reboot?

Before Cortana, Alexa, and Siri even existed, Microsoft Clippy dominated the screens of computers in the 1990s to help assist Microsoft Office users when writing letters. Though it has been ...

Microsoft is currently holding Clippy hostage behind a tweet that already has more than 30,000 likes, so we’ll have to wait and see. As every YouTuber puts it, hit that like button Verge readers ...

In 2001, Clippy was replaced by other assistant tools, according to Verge. The character made a brief comeback in 2019 as part of a Microsoft Teams sticker pack, before abruptly disappearing again.

This year Microsoft made a tongue-in-cheek video featuring a "human-sized Clippy" giving the thumbs up to the Clippy ugly jumper. Yes, it's really real. The Clippy #WindowsUglySweater is here.

As for Clippy, it was released in 1996 for Microsoft Office 97 and made Bob look like Einstein. Clippy was an animated paperclip that sprang into obnoxious life when you wanted to do something ...

Clippy debuted to much fanfare in Microsoft Office 97 and appeared in other products, such as Microsoft Publisher. But the negative reaction to Clippy caused Microsoft to gradually phase him out.