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Microsoft’s Project Zenith Turns Windows 11 PCs Into Ready-to-Code Developer Machines

Microsoft is taking another step toward making Windows 11 a better operating system for developers with Project Zenith, a new ready-to-code Windows experience designed specifically for developer-class PCs. Announced on September 4, Project Zenith is built around a simple idea: developers should not have to spend hours configuring a new Windows machine before they can […]

Sony and Microsoft Face Lawsuits Over Tariff-Hiked PS5 and Xbox Prices

Sony and Microsoft are pushing back against lawsuits from U.S. gamers who want their money back after paying higher prices for PlayStation and Xbox consoles during the tariff period. The legal fight has become particularly interesting because Sony is expected to receive roughly $508 million in tariff refunds from the U.S. government. Consumers suing the […]

GPT-6 Astra Could Launch Today as OpenAI API Leak Fuels New Release Rumors

OpenAI may be getting very close to releasing its next major AI model. The model, widely known by the codename Astra, has reportedly appeared in the OpenAI API under the name “gpt-6-astra.” An unusual response from the Responses API has sparked speculation that OpenAI has already staged the model internally and could be preparing to […]

Claude Can Now Control Your Computer While You Work on Something Else

Claude is becoming less like a chatbot and more like an AI coworker that can actually get things done. Anthropic has expanded computer use in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, allowing Claude to interact directly with your computer. Instead of simply telling you what to do, Claude can click buttons, type text, open applications, use […]

Windows 11 Is About to Enable a Security Feature That Gamers May Not Like

Microsoft is preparing to enable a Windows 11 security feature on more PCs, and while the change is good news for system security, it could come with a downside for some PC gamers. The feature in question is Memory Integrity, also known as Hypervisor-protected Code Integrity (HVCI). Microsoft uses it to protect Windows from malicious […]

Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1, pushing AI deeper into coding and scientific research

Anthropic has introduced Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, two new versions of its fifth-generation Claude models that push the company further into long-running coding, research, cybersecurity and scientific workloads. The announcement is particularly interesting because Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1 are essentially the same underlying model. The major difference is how Anthropic applies […]

Windows 11 Is Getting a Smarter File Explorer, Refreshed Magnifier and a Change to Print Management

Microsoft is continuing to refine Windows 11 through its Insider testing program, and the latest experimental update brings a mix of small but noticeable changes to some familiar Windows tools. The update focuses on File Explorer Home, Magnifier, and Print Management. While two of the changes improve the everyday Windows experience, Microsoft is temporarily pulling […]

Microsoft Edge Canary Gives Its PDF Reader a Subtle WebUI2 Makeover

Microsoft is quietly testing another under-the-hood change in Edge Canary, this time targeting the browser’s built-in PDF reader. Over the past few weeks, Microsoft has been experimenting with rendering the PDF reader using its newer WebUI2 architecture. While most of the changes are happening behind the scenes, Canary users are starting to notice a few […]

Windows 11 Beta Update Adds Better Wallpapers, WinRE Wi-Fi and Emoji 17.0

Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 Insider Beta (26H1) preview with a collection of improvements aimed at personalization, recovery, accessibility, File Explorer, emojis, and the taskbar. Released on August 31, 2026, the update is primarily focused on polishing existing Windows 11 experiences rather than introducing a major new feature overhaul. Microsoft says the changes […]

Windows 11 Gets Better Wallpapers and Smarter Recovery Networking in New Insider Preview

Microsoft is rolling out a new Windows 11 Insider Preview build with several quality-of-life improvements, particularly for desktop personalization and Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) networking. The update is being released to Windows Insiders in the Experimental 26H1 branch, with changes gradually rolling out to testers. While much of the update focuses on reliability fixes, one […]

Anthropic May Be Preparing Two New Claude Models, and a Double Release Could Be Coming

Anthropic may be preparing not one, but two new Claude models for release. Two mysterious identifiers have surfaced in developer circles: claude-melon-eap and claude-marshmallow-eap. They are reportedly early-access test versions of upcoming Claude models, although Anthropic has not officially confirmed either identifier or what products they will eventually become. The speculation is getting particularly interesting […]

Windows 11 Driver Problems Are Becoming a Bigger Headache for Users

Windows 11 has been through plenty of bugs since its launch, but one problem continues to stand out: drivers. While Microsoft has steadily improved Windows 11 through feature updates, security patches, and bug fixes, driver-related problems remain a major source of instability. From graphics drivers to audio and peripheral software, a poorly behaved driver can […]

ChatGPT Can Now Create Custom Sticker Packs for Your Chats

ChatGPT is getting a fun new way to personalize everyday conversations: custom sticker packs. OpenAI is rolling out a feature that lets users create their own stickers directly in the ChatGPT mobile app and export them for use in messaging apps. Instead of relying on pre-made sticker collections, you can start with a photo, describe […]

Windows 11 Is Making File Explorer More Useful With Better File Previews

Microsoft is testing several small but useful improvements for Windows 11 Insiders, including a new way to preview downloaded files directly in File Explorer. The latest Experimental Preview release brings changes across File Explorer, Microsoft Store, and the Taskbar, with the File Explorer update standing out as the most noticeable improvement for everyday users. File […]

Windows 11 Is Getting Better Privacy Controls for Camera, Microphone and Location Access

Microsoft is testing a useful privacy upgrade for Windows 11 that gives users much more control over how traditional desktop apps access sensitive hardware and location data. The change is rolling out gradually to Windows Insiders in the latest Experimental Preview release. Instead of relying on a broad, device-wide permission setting for desktop applications, Windows […]

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