Microsoft revives the Clippy idea with Mico, Copilot's expressive new AI face
Copilot upgrade turns Microsoft's AI into a more human companion
Amazon's updated Luna streaming service gets party games, AAA titles, and a Snoop Dogg courtroom game
Play Kingdom Come 2 and Indiana Jones free with Prime
NextSilicon bets on adaptive hardware to outrun traditional CPUs and GPUs
Maverick-2 chip applies adaptive software and real-time hardware reconfiguration to achieve up to tenfold performance gains
Microsoft Office is down to $49 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying any subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $49, an incredible deal. All the essential tools you need for work or personal projects at over 80% off the regular price.
Microsoft wants Xbox to hit 30% margins, explaining price hikes and layoffs
Game industry average is between 17% and 22%
This new AI fighter jet doesn't need pilots, runways, or GPS
It runs on the same AI behind the autonomous F-16 fighter
Apple hit with $2 billion payout in record UK class-action ruling
App Store's 30-percent commission fees declared excessive
Google Skills packs 3,000 tech courses into a gamified learning platform
Courses are free but certifications require a subscription
Microsoft Edge adds Copilot Mode to rival OpenAI's Atlas browser
Copilot Mode in Edge turns the browser into an AI assistant that organizes sessions into "Journeys" and completes multi-step tasks like planning trips or managing subscriptions. With optional personalization via browsing history and a focus on privacy, Copilot Mode is clearly Microsoft's reaction to ChatGPT Atlas.
Grab a full Windows 11 Pro license for just $15
Unbeatable deal, available for a limited time
Software is the next battleground in the US-China tech war
Trump considers curbs on US software exports, China has vowed to retaliate
Microsoft's Gaming Copilot automatically captures screenshots, but you can turn it off
Maybe you won't git good, but Redmond will certainly put your data to good use
Stranger Things will wrap up with series finale in theaters
Will you watch at home or on the silver screen?
The Outer Worlds 2 debuts tomorrow, here's what early reviews are saying
The Outer Worlds 2 delivers a rich RPG experience with flexible combat, and meaningful player choices that enhance replayability. Critics praise its sharp writing and engaging companions, noting that despite some familiar flaws, it stands out as a well-crafted and compelling sequel.
Investors continue to sound the alarm on the inevitable burst of the AI bubble
Bottom line: Despite Big Tech pouring trillions into AI initiatives and building massive new data centers, the expected returns may never materialize. Analysts warn that the hype far outpaces reality, creating a precarious financial bubble that could have ripple effects across the broader economy.
The US government considers taking equity in quantum computing firms through CHIPS program
The federal investment strategy mirrors previous Intel and rare-earth materials deals
PlayStation 5 sales overtake PS3 as overall gaming spending jumps 10% in the US
Check out the most popular games on all platforms last month
Google claims quantum breakthrough as Willow chip runs algorithm 13,000× faster than supercomputers
Pushing quantum computing into practical territory
Amazon says its robots aren't taking human jobs, while unveiling more robots built to take jobs
Amazon's idea of reassurance apparently involves more robots
Facepalm: Amazon has responded to reports that the company aims to replace 600,000 US warehouse workers with robots by 2033. Predictably, it's trying to put a positive spin on the news, claiming that the "real headline isn't about robots" but about people. The message comes as part of an announcement revealing two new Amazon systems designed to perform human jobs.
Intel's leaked Core Ultra 7 270K Plus hints at Arrow Lake refresh strategy
Benchmark results point to stronger multi-core performance and enhanced memory bandwidth
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FLYING CARS
Personal flight nears reality with ultralight eVTOLs
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WTF
China is testing restroom machines that make you watch ads in exchange for toilet paper
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INVESTIGATION
OceanGate Titan sub's camera found mostly intact with SanDisk SD card still holding images and videos
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SPACEX
Classified Starshield satellites are broadcasting on restricted frequencies
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WORKPLACE
Is AI really behind layoffs, or just a convenient excuse?
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TECH TRIVIA
What was the first consumer CPU to feature a truly on-die GPU?
Wi-Fi can accurately identify people, even if they aren't carrying a phone or computer
Device-free identification
Nvidia GPUs head to space next month in first step toward AI data centers in orbit
Nvidia H100 GPUs are leaving the planet
YouTube launches AI detection tool to spot deepfakes using creators' faces and voices
Feature gives verified creators more control over their likeness online
Meta axes 600 AI roles to streamline teams, but superintelligence push continues
AI jobs aren't as secure as they used to be
Samsung's new Galaxy XR headset undercuts Apple Vision Pro by $1,700
Available now for $1,800
A Musical Journey Through PC Gaming's Most Unforgettable Soundtracks
Some soundtracks stay with you long after the game ends. PC gaming is full of those moments: melodies tied to places, stories, and memories we never left behind.
Uber is offering drivers $4,000 to switch to electric, but it comes with some serious caveats
A real incentive program or guerrilla marketing?
ROG Xbox Ally X runs faster on Linux than Windows, early testing reveals
Is Windows 11 slowing down the system?
digiKam is a powerful open-source photo manager and RAW editor
digiKam is an open-source photo manager built for handling very large collections. It offers RAW editing, face recognition, geotagging, and deep metadata control, making it suitable for professional workflows as well as serious hobbyists on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Microsoft explains why Windows drivers often show strange, older dates
To put it simply, you should always let Windows do its thing with drivers and updates
Asus Vivobook 14 is a great budget laptop for everyday tasks at just $480
Normally $799, the Asus Vivobook 14 has dropped to a record-low $479. It features a 10-core i5-1334U CPU, 24 GB of RAM, and a 1 TB NVMe SSD. At 14-inch and just 3 pounds, it's a lightweight option for daily productivity. Other highlights include a privacy shutter, USB-C, HDMI, and two USB-A ports.
Apple's 18-inch foldable iPad is starting to look like a very expensive maybe
From its heavy 3.5-pound frame to an 18-inch OLED panel, could push its debut to 2029 or beyond
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 could launch with 192MB of L3 cache, 200W TDP
The best gaming CPU gets even better?
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