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    iTunes Still Works on Windows, but Apple Apps Limit It

    Yes—Apple still supports iTunes on Windows, and its own documentation shows that the program remains available, updateable, and functional in 2026. But iTunes is no longer the one-stop Apple hub it once was. On a current Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC, the answer depends less on the Windows version...
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    Impact Subsea SeaView 3.2 Required for Unity and seaMux Detection

    Impact Subsea’s seaView 3.2 release is the minimum software version required to detect and configure the company’s new Unity Topside Control System and seaMux subsea multiplexer, turning the Windows application into the control point for a more integrated ROV and survey-sensor stack. The update...
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    Winamp Labels Windows Player Legacy, Shifts Focus to Artist Services

    Winamp’s own website now labels its classic Windows software the “Legacy Player,” while the company puts its commercial energy behind Fanzone memberships, artist website builders, and merchandising. For longtime Windows users who remember Winamp as the tiny, instant-launching answer to bloated...
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    UniGetUI 2026.2.6 Fixes WinGet Update Loops, Adds CSV Exports

    UniGetUI 2026.2.6 is now available with a refreshed WinUI-inspired interface, CSV exports for installed software and available updates, and fixes aimed at stubborn WinGet update failures. For Windows users who use UniGetUI as a front end for Winget, Chocolatey, Scoop, Pip, npm, and .NET Tool...
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    TeamViewer Leads Free Remote Access; RemotePC Wins Small Business

    Remote access software has become essential infrastructure for modern Windows users, whether the job is reaching a home PC from the office, helping relatives with a stubborn printer, maintaining a small fleet of workstations, or providing professional IT support. The best remote access software...
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    Microsoft 365 Copilot: Check Permissions Before Enabling AI

    BusinessDay has published a 10-tool roundup of AI productivity software for 2026, naming ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Notion AI, Claude, Perplexity, Canva AI, Cursor, Grammarly and Otter.ai. The list is not ranked, and it reflects a now-familiar split between general-purpose...
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    HyperX NGENUITY 2026: Choose Current or Legacy by Device

    HyperX NGENUITY in 2026 is HP-owned HyperX’s free Windows 10 and Windows 11 control software for compatible mice, keyboards, headsets, microphones, and controllers, but owners must choose between the current application for newer hardware and NGENUITY Legacy for many peripherals sold from 2018...
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    Open-Source Power on Windows: 7 Essential Apps for Productivity

    Open-source software gives you serious power: professional-grade tools, transparent development, and—most important—control over your own workflow without subscription lock-in. If you use Windows and haven't explored the open-source alternatives to everyday commercial apps, you're leaving...
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    Top Open Source Windows Apps That Replace Trialware and Boost Productivity

    Windows users don’t have to tolerate trialware, nag screens, or opaque binaries — a practical, polished, and truly free alternative already exists: open-source desktop applications. After months of hands-on testing across fresh installs and daily-driver machines, these ten apps consistently...
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    Legacy Notepad: Windows Lightweight AI-Free Notepad Alternative

    Windows power users who’ve been muttering about Notepad’s "Copilotification" finally have a grassroots alternative: a community-built app called Legacy Notepad that restores the classic, lightweight Notepad experience while adding a few sensible modern conveniences — and it’s already touching a...