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Meta Quest 3 and 3S Prices Increase Due to Global RAM Scarcity
Meta is adjusting the cost of its Quest 3 and 3S virtual reality headsets starting April 19. This move is a direct response to the rising prices of RAM memory chips, a critical component in high-performance hardware manufacturing.
Microsoft pushes Copilot toward full autonomy in Office
Microsoft is building a more autonomous version of Copilot to handle emails and tasks without constant user input. Security remains a top priority for enterprise environments.
Xbox admits Game Pass is too expensive, promises changes
New Microsoft Gaming head Asha Sharma acknowledges Game Pass pricing issues and confirms a major model review is underway.
Google's Desktop App is Now Available for Windows Users Worldwide
This official tool brings the power of Google Search and the Google Assistant directly to your PC, enhancing the user experience.
New Threat: Malware Poses as Windows 11 Update to Steal Your Data
Cybersecurity researchers warn of a sophisticated campaign tricking users with a fake operating system patch. This malicious program aims to steal sensitive information.
Windows 11 Says Goodbye to Control Panel: An Era of Settings Ends
Microsoft confirms the gradual removal of the Control Panel in Windows 11, integrating its functions into the Settings app. This decision aims to modernize the user experience.
Windows 11 has a 30-second clock bug Microsoft refuses to fix
A long-standing clock discrepancy on Windows 11’s lock screen persists by design. Microsoft confirms it’s a security-driven decision, not a bug.
An Unprecedented Shift: Long-Time Nintendo Exclusive Heads to PS5 & Steam
In a move that redefines the boundaries of video game exclusivity, a title historically associated with Nintendo is set to launch on PlayStation 5 and Steam, marking a significant precedent and sparking debate about the future of platform strategies.
AI Perception: Are We Judging Different Products by the Same Standard?
Public discourse on artificial intelligence often conflates two distinct product categories: consumer-facing chatbots and enterprise coding agents, leading to misguided perceptions of their capabilities and limitations.
How Bill Gates Reads 50 Books a Year: Strategies for Deep Learning
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is renowned for his habit of reading up to 50 books annually. Discover his rigorous methods for maximizing comprehension and learning, from the discipline of finishing every work to active note-taking.
LinkedIn Under Fire: Extension Detection Script Sparks 'Corporate Espionage' Controversy
A BleepingComputer report reveals LinkedIn loads a Chromium script to detect thousands of browser extensions and collect hardware data, leading to 'corporate espionage' accusations from Fairlinked e.V.
France to ditch Windows for Linux to reduce reliance on US tech
France plans to migrate thousands of government computers from Windows to open-source Linux as part of a broader strategy to reduce dependence on US tech giants and strengthen digital sovereignty.