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The next Xbox might run Windows with Steam support and full backward compatibility
Posted on Tuesday May 20, 2025
A most recent leak outlines Microsoft's alleged plans to launch a console-like front end for Windows, allowing users to install Steam via the Microsoft Store, and release an Xbox emulator for PC. While some details align with previous rumors, readers should take the information with a sizable grain of salt.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft is working on a new wireless file transfer option for Windows 11
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
There was a time when Windows 7 users could easily transfer files and folders between PCs using the "Windows Easy Transfer" tool. Microsoft later removed this useful feature – along with many others – in newer versions of Windows. Instead, the company shifted its focus to favor OneDrive and other...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Fusion breakthrough: NIF achieves 8.6 megajoules, shattering previous record
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
The National Ignition Facility (NIF), based at the US Department of Energy's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, has steadily increased the amount of energy produced in its fusion experiments, according to information obtained by TechCrunch. The facility, which made headlines in 2022 for achieving the world's first net-positive fusion reaction, has...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
China launches the first 12 satellites of a massive computing constellation in space
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
While Eric Schmidt and other Western space entrepreneurs are still exploring the idea of orbital data centers, Chinese companies have already begun moving forward. Last week, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation confirmed the successful launch of the first mission in its "Satellite Computing" program, which aims to deploy thousands...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Vivaldi 7.4 updates address bar, adds per-site shortcut controls
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
Vivaldi 7.4 introduces customizable keyboard shortcuts for individual websites, a revamped and more functional address bar, and a new profile switcher. This version also features visual refreshes to the Windows and History panels and stability improvements.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Intel demos Panther Lake chips, promises Arrow Lake performance with Lunar Lake efficiency
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
Intel did not share performance benchmarks for the new chips but claimed they will deliver Arrow Lake-level performance with Lunar Lake-level efficiency. The company also confirmed that the processors will include next-gen XMX integrated graphics matching the performance of Lunar Lake's GPU.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Sony WH-1000XM5 sees major discount following XM6 launch
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
Sony recently launched the WH-1000XM6 with some upgrades, but they also come with a steeper $449 price tag. Meanwhile, the prev-gen XM5s continue to deliver top-tier ANC, 30-hour battery life, and exceptional sound quality. Usually $400, they're currently on sale for $298.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft Build 2025: From chatbots to digital coworkers, and the "agentic" web
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
The buzzword Microsoft used at Build was the "agentic web." However, the agent-based opportunities the company described aren't limited to the web or cloud-based applications – they also extend to Windows and other client-based environments.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Six weeks on, Amazon Alexa+ shows few signs of public adoption
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
In February, Amazon confirmed the long-running rumors that it would be releasing a new Alexa assistant with integrated generative AI capabilities. The company promised it would be able to order groceries and takeouts, book table reservations, and perform complex, multi-step tasks.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Printer manufacturer infected customer PCs for months
Posted on Monday May 19, 2025
Purchasing computer peripherals like printers should be a relatively safe experience. However, tech hobbyist Cameron Coward recently found that some ultra-high-end printers costing thousands of dollars were infecting PCs with malicious software. He uncovered the security threat while installing management software for a $6,000 Procolored printer. The software came on...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »