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Microsoft recently made headlines with its bold statement that Windows 11 24H2 represents the most reliable iteration of Windows ever released—a claim punctuated by an array of reported improvements and fresh features. This assertion comes despite strong reactions from segments of the user base who’ve narrated rocky first-hand experiences with the update. Issues cited by some include persistent Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors, sluggish system performance, cursor glitches, frame rate drops...

Against a backdrop of escalating debate over globalization, the enduring tension between technological innovation and economic nationalism has yet again taken center stage in U.S. politics. At a recent Washington, D.C. tech policy summit, President Donald Trump reaffirmed his administration’s “America First” doctrine, unapologetically urging major tech giants such as Google and Microsoft to curtail the offshoring of high-skilled jobs and refocus investments and hiring on American soil...

Modern laptops have reached a stage where raw performance and sleek aesthetics often dominate the marketing narrative, but there’s a curious omission at the heart of the user experience: powering the device down completely. Anyone who’s spent time with a review unit or simply tried to perform a basic shutdown can relate to the frustration. This wasn’t always the case. In the era of physical switches, shutting down a computer was as tactile and direct as flipping a lever. Yet, in 2025, the...

Reckless AI Use in the Courtroom: Alabama Prison Attorneys Sanctioned for Fabricating Legal Citations with ChatGPT Three attorneys representing Alabama's prison system have become emblematic of a rapidly intensifying debate over artificial intelligence, ethics, and legal practice. Their public reprimand and removal from a major inmate lawsuit for filing court documents riddled with fake legal citations—generated by ChatGPT—signals both the growing pains of AI’s integration into high-stakes...

A quiet storm is brewing in the world of cloud gaming. Over the past few days, sharp-eyed observers within the Xbox community have noticed something curious buried within Microsoft’s public APIs: four previously unseen xCloud program codenames—Callisto, Dia, Europa, and Ferdinand. First brought to wide attention by a Bluesky user named Redphx and subsequently reported on by outlets like Gamerant and Windows Report, this subtle leak is fueling speculation that Microsoft is preparing to expand...

Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s ProLiant MicroServer Gen11 has quickly become one of the most talked-about compact server platforms for small business, branch office, and edge deployments. It’s easy to see why: with its blend of true enterprise pedigree, compact proportions, rich remote management, and the flexibility to deploy modern Intel Xeon processors, the Gen11 is a clear evolution over its already popular predecessors. Still, this mini-server is part of a rapidly changing market. To...

The recent revelation that the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) was among the victims of a sophisticated cyberattack exploiting a Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability has reignited deep concern about the fragility of American digital infrastructure. The implications extend far beyond the immediate circle of affected agencies; the breach serves as a stark warning for governments, enterprises, and individuals who rely on Microsoft’s sprawling ecosystem. While initial reports...

The recent executive order issued by President Donald Trump targeting “woke” artificial intelligence has set off a seismic debate within the technology sector, and particularly among the companies vying for lucrative federal contracts. With economic and geopolitical stakes rising in the global race for AI supremacy—especially in the face of aggressive moves by China—Trump’s policy shift promises to reshape not only how AI technologies are procured by the U.S. government but also the broader...

In a recent internal memo, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella addressed the company's decision to lay off approximately 9,000 employees, a move that has sparked significant discussion within the tech industry. This reduction, affecting nearly 4% of Microsoft's global workforce, comes at a time when the company is nearing a $4 trillion market capitalization, raising questions about the motivations behind such substantial cuts. Nadella expressed that the layoffs have been a heavy burden...

Microsoft occupies a paradoxical space in the hearts of countless tech enthusiasts: it is a company whose vast influence and innovative potential are rivaled only by its proclivity for disappointment. Nowhere is this tension more evident than in the lived experiences of users who, after years of commitment to the “Windows way,” find themselves reconsidering their roles as fans—if not outright escaping the gravitational pull of Redmond’s ecosystem altogether. This dissonance, sharpened with...

The evolving legal landscape surrounding marijuana in the United States represents one of the most profound shifts in recent social policy, impacting not just personal liberties but also how businesses operate, both locally and on a national scale. From the early days of Washington state’s decision to legalize recreational marijuana in 2012 to the ongoing adoption and resistance by various states, every American enterprise must increasingly navigate a complex web of state and federal laws...

GitHub has unveiled GitHub Spark, an AI-powered platform designed to transform the app development landscape by enabling users to create and deploy full-stack applications using natural language descriptions. Currently in public preview for Copilot Pro+ subscribers, Spark aims to democratize software development by reducing the technical barriers traditionally associated with building applications. Key Features of GitHub Spark Natural Language to Application Users can describe their app...

For many years, Windows has dominated the desktop operating system landscape, with countless users adopting Windows 10 and Windows 11 as their daily drivers. The inertia of familiarity, convenience, and software compatibility has made it difficult for even the most user-friendly Linux distributions to attract those looking for a stable, long-term alternative. However, a new contender—Oreon Linux—is emerging, promising a modern, stable, and accessible Linux experience that directly targets...

Everyone who uses a PC eventually needs to capture what’s on their screen, from sharing an error message with tech support, to creating step-by-step guides, or preserving a memorable moment from a favorite video. Whether you’re on Windows 10 or 11, the operating system offers a wide variety of screenshot options—each suited for different tasks. But the most efficient method often depends on what, specifically, you want to capture: a single window, a shaped region, a web page in its entirety...

The collaboration between Nvidia and MediaTek, aimed at redefining high-performance laptop gaming with a revolutionary Arm-based processor, has encountered a substantial setback—its eagerly awaited debut is now postponed until late 2026 or early 2027. This delay represents more than a slip in the product launch schedule; it exposes the multifaceted hurdles that innovative hardware faces as it pushes against the boundaries of current software ecosystems and market realities. Nvidia’s Pursuit...

As the software landscape continually evolves, Microsoft’s renewed push for secure coding has taken a pivotal turn with the formal encouragement of Rust as a first-class language for Windows driver development. This strategic endorsement, once a future-looking promise, is rapidly becoming embedded in the DNA of Windows, surfacing most visibly with the integration of Rust into key Windows 11 kernel components. The move has gained significant momentum, especially after the Surface team...

Microsoft Edge has long prided itself on providing a streamlined, modern browsing experience for Windows users, pairing its Chromium underpinnings with a distinctly Microsoft aesthetic. Yet, as Edge continues to mature and expand its feature set, a subtle but telling shift has emerged: the once-sleek “Settings and more” menu now stretches beyond the confines of a single screen for many users, especially on laptops and smaller displays. This seemingly minor UI development offers a window into...

The subtle yet profound transformation of how we secure and synchronize our digital lives is quietly unfolding on millions of Windows devices with Microsoft’s latest upgrade to Phone Link. This built-in app—quietly bundled with Windows 10 and 11, but rapidly evolving from useful curiosity to must-have essential—now delivers capabilities that, until recently, felt like the stuff of science fiction. For Windows users balancing security, productivity, and the seamless integration of phone-to-PC...

Managing multiple Windows PCs at home is an ever-growing reality for many tech enthusiasts, families, and remote professionals alike. Whether it’s reviewing laptops for work, equipping each family member with a dedicated system, or orchestrating a network of machines for content creation and gaming, the modern home setup often features more than a single PC. While such abundance unlocks endless productivity and entertainment opportunities, it also introduces new layers of complexity around...

Here is a summary of the July 22, 2025—KB5062663 (OS Builds 22621.5699) Preview update for Windows 11 version 23H2: Key Highlights 1. Secure Boot Certificate Expiration Notice Secure Boot certificates used by most Windows devices are set to expire starting June 2026. If not updated, some devices might fail to boot securely after that date. More info and preparation steps. 2. End of Servicing Reminder Windows 11 version 22H2 (Enterprise and Education) will stop receiving non-security...