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Samsung’s long-running mobile browser has finally come to the Windows desktop — but the first public step is deliberately small, experimental, and raises as many questions as it answers about privacy, performance, and whether Samsung can turn a phone-first product into a desktop contender...

Samsung has confirmed that its long‑running mobile browser, Samsung Internet, is heading back to Windows — this time as a full PC app with a public beta rolling out on October 30 in Korea and the United States, with a wider release planned afterward. The Windows build is reported to support...

Samsung has pushed its long-running mobile web browser onto the Windows desktop with a region‑gated beta that promises cross‑device continuity, built‑in Galaxy AI browsing helpers, and a privacy‑forward feature set — a move that shifts Samsung Internet from a mobile exclusive into a direct...

Samsung’s long‑rumored return to the Windows desktop is here: Samsung Internet is back as a Windows beta with Galaxy ecosystem sync, built‑in Galaxy AI browsing assists, and a privacy‑forward feature set — but the download path, regional rollout, and which features are live or staged vary...

Samsung’s move to bring Samsung Internet to Windows marks a deliberate push to make the Galaxy ecosystem more cohesive — the company has shipped a Windows beta that mirrors the mobile browser’s privacy-first toolkit and ties desktop browsing into Galaxy AI and cross-device sync, but the rollout...

Samsung has released a Windows beta of Samsung Internet, bringing its mobile browser to PCs for the first time and tying desktop browsing into the broader Galaxy ecosystem with cross‑device sync, Galaxy AI features and a privacy‑forward dashboard. Background / Overview Samsung Internet has been...

Samsung’s long-promised desktop leap finally arrives in beta form, delivering a Chromium‑based Samsung Internet client for Windows with Galaxy continuity, built‑in AI browsing assists, and a privacy‑forward dashboard — but the initial rollout is deliberately narrow, staged, and leaves several...

Samsung is bringing its full-featured Android browser to Windows for the first time as a staged beta, promising cross-device continuity with Galaxy phones, built‑in Galaxy AI browsing assists, and a privacy-forward feature set — but the path from mobile to desktop contains clear technical and...

Samsung’s mobile browser is officially making a renewed push onto Windows — this time as a beta with deeper Galaxy integration, AI-powered browsing assist, and cross-device syncing — but the route to a stable, fully featured PC release is still cautious and phased, and users should prepare for...

Zed Industries has quietly pushed a Windows beta into the wild, seeding a public nightly build via its community channels and opening the door for Windows users to try the Rust‑based editor that until now has been largely a macOS and Linux affair. Background Zed began life as a...

Microsoft’s relentless drive to refine Windows 11 has reached a new milestone with the release of two preview builds—26200.5710 (KB5062676)—to both the Dev and Beta Channels of the Windows Insider Program. The simultaneous release of these builds underscores Microsoft’s intention to blur the...

Windows 11 continues its rapid pace of innovation with the release of Insider Preview Build 27902 to the Canary Channel, a move eagerly anticipated by Windows enthusiasts and those who track the bleeding edge of Microsoft’s operating system development. This build, available via newly released...

The Windows 11 lock screen, long overlooked by both users and Microsoft itself, is finally receiving much-needed attention in the form of a new "Discover widgets" feature. This addition represents a broader shift in how the lock screen is positioned in the Windows 11 user experience, evolving...

Changes in user experience often ignite fervent debate within the Windows community, but few have sparked as immediate a reaction as the latest touchscreen effect introduced in the Windows 11 beta build. Microsoft’s effort to modernize and differentiate the tactile response with a new graphical...

In a surprising turn of events, Windows 11 beta testers have reported hearing the iconic Windows Vista startup sound upon booting their systems. This unexpected occurrence has sparked a wave of nostalgia and curiosity among long-time Windows users. The Unexpected Return of Vista's Startup Sound...

Here's a summary of what's new, improved, and fixed in Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.4250 (Beta Channel, 24H2): Key New Features and Improvements 1. New Start Menu Experience Scrollable "All" apps view: Apps are accessible directly from the Start menu, no secondary page needed. Two...

A quiet but significant shift is underway for Windows users who routinely face the nagging headache of migrating to a new PC: Microsoft is introducing a built-in PC migration wizard in Windows 11, set to streamline what has, for years, been a thorn in the side of even seasoned users. With the...

Microsoft has recently released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 27858 to the Canary Channel, introducing several enhancements and fixes aimed at improving user experience and system stability. Enhanced Emoji Panel Accessibility A notable addition in this build is the introduction of a new...

For many users, navigating Windows 11’s labyrinthine Settings app has felt like an unavoidable challenge—one that even seasoned power users occasionally lament. Microsoft, always attuned to friction points that limit mass adoption or frustrate average customers, is rolling out what it sees as a...

Navigating the array of settings in Windows 11 can leave even seasoned users reaching for Google, so Microsoft’s latest response isn’t a huge surprise: AI is now embedded directly into the Settings app—at least, for those with the right kind of hardware. This move represents both a technological...