Microsoft's much-hated paperclip mascot Clippy ... Smiley faces, love hearts, thumbs up and other cartoon icons - rather than words - are the preferred method of communication by teenagers ...

Microsoft has threatened to re-unleash one ... we do know we're attempting to sympathise with what is functionally an animated paperclip icon on the computer. Nevertheless, while seeing him ...

For a generation of Microsoft Office users ... The choice of a talking paperclip was rooted in an ambitious idea, attributed ...

Microsoft's iconic but polarizing virtual assistant first appeared in Windows 97 as a small paperclip to help Microsoft Office users. It was given the boot by Office 2007. Earlier this year ...

Clippy has been trying to find a job at Microsoft ever since, and this week it looked like the loveable paperclip was back for good. Microsoft resurrected Clippy on Tuesday, transforming the ...

You either loved or hated its Groucho eyebrows and persistence, and Microsoft eventually killed off Clippy in Office XP in 2001. The famous paperclip nearly made a return a couple of years ago ...

Last month Benioff compared Copilot to Clippy, Microsoft's discontinued animated paperclip assistant. Marc Benioff has criticized Microsoft's AI assistant, Copilot, for the second time in as many ...

Microsoft's Clippy, the cartoon paperclip helper, might come back as an emoji, the company said. More than 320,000 users across Twitter and Instagram have said they want to bring Clippy back. Clippy ...