Microsoft finally addresses FAT32 partition size limit with latest Windows 11 build
Better late than never
Cloud giants keep spending on AI, while traditional IT markets lag behind
Big Tech AI investments are growing, but things could change soon
Windows could finally gain an AirDrop equivalent with this new feature
Bridging the gap between PCs and Android phones
Modders remaster Modern Warfare 2 maps from 2009, rocketing Call of Duty 4 up Steam's charts
Nostalgia for classic Call of Duty multiplayer causes massive sales spike
New Microsoft Edge feature uses GenAI to scan PDF documents
Now you can better understand what that legal document is all about
Bill Gates, a bug, and a late-night fix: A classic tech support tale
IT support rants can go far if you reach the right person at Microsoft
PUBG publisher Krafton acquires Tango Gameworks following Microsoft shutdown plans
Hi-Fi Rush's studio to continue delivering new "experiences" under new owner
Windows 11 Start menu app categories in the style of iOS take shape
Microsoft keeps tinkering with the Windows UI
Paint 3D to be retired as Microsoft continues streamlining Windows apps
Paint failed to resonate as users preferred the simplicity of the original
Microsoft's free Windows video editor Clipchamp gains a couple of powerful AI tricks
Harnessing AI for noise removal and background swaps
Windows update flaw allows hackers to downgrade systems to vulnerable versions
Microsoft hasn't spotted an attack in the wild yet, but it will take time to develop a mitigation
What just happened? Another day, another security flaw discovered in Microsoft Windows. The latest arrives courtesy of research presented at the Black Hat security conference, which revealed a design flaw in the Windows Update architecture that allows critical OS components to be downgraded by manipulating the update process.
Microsoft is binding employee bonuses and promotions to security performance
Cybersecurity is now everyone's job at the company
Microsoft's Edge desktop browser approaches 14% market share as Chrome slides
Edge was the only browser with consistent growth since March
Check out MS-DOS running natively on modern hardware, showcasing the incredible backward compatibility of x86
Your PC can probably still boot MS-DOS sans emulation
The Best Tablets 2024: Affordable and Practical Computing
Tablets today are as versatile as ever. Traditionally known for their portability, big displays, and long battery life, now you can find tablets that are as powerful as top-of-the-line laptops.
Who wrote the BSOD screen? Former Windows developer finally has an answer
It turns out that it was more than one person
Reddit stands firm against AI companies scraping content for training without paying
"It's free as in speech, not free as in beer"
Microsoft removes ads from Skype to improve user experience
Haven't most people moved on to other platforms already?
Xbox hardware revenue fell 42% last quarter, but overall gaming revenue rose 44%
Microsoft expects the trends to continue into the following quarter
The big picture: Some analysts predicted the Xbox Series X would outsell the PlayStation 5 in 2020. Instead, Sony's console has likely sold more than double the Xbox Series S and X. The situation is so dire that Microsoft hasn't disclosed precise unit sales in over a year and has begun releasing its games on competing consoles. The company's latest earnings call certainly won't improve investor outlook concerning the future of Xbox hardware.
Microsoft urges congress to enact laws against deepfake misuse
A legal framework is essential, says Microsoft's president
How to enable Windows 11's hidden 'End Task' feature to quickly kill crashed apps
A cool little Windows feature that's not yet widely known
Windows 11's latest feature lets you view your Android phone content in the File Explorer
Move, copy, and delete Android phone content in Windows without the cord
