project kennan

The latest Windows 11 preview builds have thrown a tantalizing curveball into the mix: subtle references in language experience packs hint at a software experience designed exclusively for a handheld gaming device. Rumors swirling on Twitter by accounts such as Xeno—and later amplified by...

Microsoft’s latest hints at a gaming-friendly Windows UI could be a game changer for handheld devices, and it may very well challenge the simplicity of SteamOS. Recent reports indicate that plans for a Microsoft-sponsored Asus portable PC under the codename Project Kennan are progressing...

Microsoft’s relentless drive toward creating an ecosystem where gaming and productivity merge seems to have taken a bold new step. Recent clues from internal Windows 11 preview builds suggest that a dedicated Xbox interface—a gamepad-friendly, full-screen experience—is set to transform PC gaming...

Microsoft is shaking up the traditional Windows 11 interaction model with its upcoming update, Build 22631.5116. Windows Insiders already have a sneak peek of this evolution, and soon enough, eligible PCs across the board will experience a radically different way to interact with their...

Microsoft’s rumored leap into portable gaming could herald a seismic shift in how we experience both PC and console gaming. Rumored to debut later this year, an ASUS and Xbox collaboration—codenamed Project Kennan—appears poised to blend the best of both worlds under one roof. This speculative...

The tech world never sleeps, and this week’s round-up is a testament to that. From a long-rumored gaming handheld that could redefine portable PC gaming experiences, to a potential lifeline for millions of older Windows 10 devices, and even a nod to Microsoft’s upcoming 50th anniversary bash...

The latest rumor swirling around the tech community suggests that Asus, a long-time player in the hardware sphere, could be joining forces with Microsoft to deliver an innovative Xbox handheld console in 2025. While Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer previously maintained that handheld devices...