Darren Allan

Windows 11 gets an AI agent for changing settings (in testing) with Copilot+ PCs, and I’m keen to see how accurate and useful this proves.

Are you happy with Windows 11’s major Start menu redesign? Microsoft has shown off other concepts that were abandoned, and they’re a love or hate thing.

A gloomy cloud of potential price hikes still hovers over Nvidia’s GeForce GPUs despite Trump’s tariff deal.

Like it or not, you’re getting more ways to use Copilot in Windows 11 in the form of shortcuts on the desktop, and AI helping to sell you stuff in the Microsoft Store.

AMD’s RX 9060 XT graphics card is rumored to have healthy stock levels when it launches, and that could be a serious problem for Nvidia.

Did you forget about Intel’s CPU instability issues? Well don’t, because there’s a new patch that fixes further problems with 14th-gen and 13th-gen chips.

Windows 11 search could soon be clogged up with more unwanted results when you’re trying to find something in the OS.

Windows 10 runs out of support in October 2025, and you should already be thinking about your next move. Realistically, could that mean a shift to Linux?

Fed up with Windows 11’s Start menu? Microsoft has confirmed that a redesign is coming, and it looks promising even at this early stage.

Nvidia confirms RTX 5060 arrives May 19, and with AMD’s RX 9060 XT rumored for mid-May, this should be a crucial lower-mid-range GPU showdown.

Remember all those promises Microsoft made, many moons ago, about changing Windows 11 settings by using AI? It looks like this is finally happening.

All signs are pointing to this incoming Nvidia graphics card catching a lot of flak due to its weak-sauce memory loadout.

Do you worry about people looking at the contents of your screen when you're using your laptop in public? Windows 11 might soon be able to warn you.

It looks like the gloves might come off, and Nvidia could provide us with an RTX 5080 Super to match the RTX 4090 – for way less money.

At this stage in the game, why is Microsoft making changes to Windows 10 that could throw a wrench in the works? To promote Microsoft accounts, that’s why.

Microsoft’s most recent version of Windows 11 has come under fire for being overly bug-ridden, but it’s now inbound for everyone, ready or not.

Edge appears to have completely stalled – surely it’s time for a different approach other than relentlessly pushing the browser, Microsoft?

Controversy is bubbling around Windows 11 24H2’s default encryption feature being a ticking time bomb that could destroy your data.

Windhawk customization utility lets you do Windows 11 your way, not Microsoft’s – and it’s now available for PCs with Snapdragon chips.

Fed up of Windows 11 folders being frustratingly sluggish to open? Microsoft has made them faster now, but more still needs to be done here.

Sunlight is the root of all evil? Well, maybe not, but in its direct form, it really isn’t good for your Wi-Fi router.

RX 9060 XT could launch on May 21, go on sale in June – and despite the late arrival, I remain hopeful AMD will keep Nvidia on the ropes with this GPU.

Don’t know what the Copilot app does in Windows 11? Microsoft might be aiming to clear up any confusion that newbies have regarding the AI.

The Settings app could soon get more Control Panel options, but I can’t see the rusty old interface being fully ditched until next-gen Windows (if then).