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Don't trust Windows 11's Recall feature? A new report will only harden your resolve to never use the AI-powered search
By Darren Allan published
Recall is under fire again as a report points out security slips that are distinctly worrying.

Valve's SteamOS is slowly but surely replacing Windows 11 for gaming, as more users make the big shift
By Isaiah Williams published
SteamOS is growing in popularity for gamers, especially those using handhelds, and the new Steam Hardware & Software survey is indicative of that.

Microsoft's up to its old tricks, this time pushing Copilot AI in your face when searching on Bing - and this is getting tiresome
By Darren Allan published
Microsoft dips into its underhand promo playbook (again), this time pushing Copilot AI via Bing.

Microsoft has all but given up on Windows 11 SE – and it looks like the war against Chromebooks has been lost
By Darren Allan published
Microsoft has long been gunning for Chromebooks, but its latest effort to secure a piece of the low-cost laptop market has failed dismally.

These smart glasses promise to remember your life better than you can, and we simply aren’t ready for these next-gen wearables
By Hamish Hector published
These Halo glasses have a lot to offer, but I'm left feeling like privacy is sprinting into the grave.

Meta's mixed reality glasses make my Meta Quest 3 look like a boulder
By Hamish Hector published
Meta’s newly published research gives us a glimpse at its future XR plans: it wants to make ultra-slim XR goggles.

Microsoft's trying to force OneDrive on us yet again - this time for moving from a Windows 10 PC to a Windows 11 one
By Darren Allan published
It's easy to transfer from Windows 10 to a Windows 11 PC, Microsoft boasts - if you fork out for OneDrive (but there are free alternatives).

Apple Mac users should install this new update right now, as macOS Sequoia bows out with a crucial bug fix
By Isaiah Williams published
Apple's macOS is going through multiple changes in the coming months, with macOS Tahoe 26 on the way, but it's not done with the current Sequoia version just yet.

Some Windows 10 PCs are reportedly being offered a Windows 11 upgrade even though they don't support the OS – here's what to do if this happens to you
By Darren Allan published
There are scattered reports of a Windows 11 upgrade popping up on Windows 10 PCs that aren't eligible for the OS, and it looks like a bug.
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