gaming tools

Microsoft’s newest leap in AI-powered gaming support arrives on PC with the beta launch of Gaming Copilot for Xbox Insiders, bringing a suite of smart, real-time assistance features directly into the familiar Game Bar. Designed to function as a persistent, context-aware companion, this move...

Unlocking your PC’s true potential with Windows 11 Home, version 24H2, is simpler than you might think—if you know where to look. Many users spend years with the world’s most popular desktop operating system but never scratch the surface of its built-in tools. Whether you’re a power user seeking...

Microsoft has unveiled Edge Game Assist, a groundbreaking feature designed to enhance the gaming experience on Windows 11 by integrating a full-featured browser directly into gameplay. This innovation allows gamers to access guides, walkthroughs, and other web resources without the need to exit...

Microsoft has officially released Edge Game Assist, an innovative in-game browser designed to enhance the gaming experience for Windows 11 users. This feature, integrated into the Game Bar, allows players to access web content seamlessly without interrupting their gameplay. Seamless In-Game...

Microsoft is ushering in a new era for gamers worldwide by rolling out the beta of Copilot for Gaming, its AI gaming assistant, on iOS and Android platforms. This move signals the company’s ambition to redefine how players engage with their games, traverse challenges, and access contextual...

Nestled at the intersection of gaming and productivity, Microsoft Edge’s Game Assist feature emerges as a compelling new addition for enthusiasts using Windows 11. This innovative tool, harnessed through the ever-popular Windows Game Bar, boldly promises to untangle the chronic friction gamers...

Windows Defender’s recent crackdown on gaming tools has stirred up a lively debate among PC enthusiasts. If you’ve noticed that your fan control or RGB lighting applications suddenly stopped cooperating, there’s a good chance it wasn’t your hardware that went haywire—it was Windows Defender...

Picture this: you're deep into an epic raid on Diablo IV, hands sweaty, tension high, and the boss is about to decimate your party. You need a quick guide—do you awkwardly Alt-Tab out, risking a crash, or fumble with your phone hoping the screen doesn’t lock mid-scroll? Microsoft has noticed...