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Windows 11 Insider Experimental Preview Adds Better Narrator Math Reading and Taskbar Improvements

Microsoft is rolling out another Windows 11 Insider update for testers in the Experimental channel, bringing several accessibility and reliability improvements. The latest preview focuses on making Narrator more useful for reading mathematical expressions, while also addressing USB audio problems and improving how Windows remembers taskbar settings across multiple monitors. Although this is a relatively […]

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Windows 11 26H1 Beta and Experimental Updates Bring New Improvements and a Hyper-V Fix

Microsoft has released two new Windows 11 Insider preview updates for the 26H1 branch, targeting users in the Experimental and Beta channels. Released on September 25, 2026, the updates are relatively small, but one of them includes an important fix for users running Linux virtual machines through Hyper-V. The other focuses on general improvements without […]

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Windows 11 Insider Update Makes the Start Menu More Useful With New Phone Activity Features

Microsoft is rolling out another Windows 11 Insider update with a handful of useful improvements aimed at making the operating system more convenient and energy-conscious. The latest Experimental preview, released on September 25, introduces changes to the Start menu, Quick Settings, and Storage settings. While this is a relatively small update, some of the changes […]

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Microsoft Is Killing the Copilot+ PC Brand, But the AI Features Aren’t Going Away

Microsoft appears to be moving away from one of the biggest branding terms it introduced for its AI-powered Windows PCs. The company is no longer emphasizing the “Copilot+ PC” name with its newly refreshed Surface Pro and Surface Laptop models, even though the devices continue to support the same class of Windows AI features associated […]

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Xbox Insiders Get a Wave of New Features for Console, Cloud Gaming and More

Xbox is giving Insiders another substantial set of console improvements, with the latest preview update focused on personalization, achievements, captures, search, profiles, and cloud gaming. The new features are being tested with Xbox Insiders before a wider rollout. Microsoft says the goal is to give players more control over how they use their consoles while […]

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Claude Sonnet 5.5 Could Arrive Soon With a Big Focus on Efficiency

Anthropic may not be waiting long to expand its new Claude 5.5 family. While the company has officially confirmed that Claude Sonnet 5.5 is coming in the next few weeks, new claims suggest the model could already be undergoing testing ahead of a possible launch around the end of September or early October. Anthropic introduced […]

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Apple Releases watchOS 27.0.1 to Fix Random Restarts on New Apple Watch Models

Apple has released watchOS 27.0.1, a small but important update aimed at fixing unexpected restarts affecting some of its newest Apple Watch models. The update arrives roughly a week after the launch of watchOS 27 and is specifically focused on improving stability rather than introducing new features. watchOS 27.0.1 Targets Unexpected Apple Watch Restarts The […]

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Microsoft Refreshes Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch With Snapdragon X2 Plus

Microsoft has refreshed its compact Surface lineup with two new lightweight Windows PCs: the Surface Pro 12-inch (2nd Edition) and Surface Laptop 13-inch (2nd Edition). Both devices now feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Plus processor, bringing faster graphics, improved local AI performance and better power efficiency while keeping the portable designs largely intact. Announced at Snapdragon […]

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Windows 11’s Free Video Editor Has a Surprisingly Big Hardware Problem

Windows 11 comes with a surprisingly capable video editor that many users can start using without paying for expensive editing software. But there is a catch. Microsoft’s Clipchamp video editor can be considerably more demanding on PC hardware than its simple interface might suggest. The app is designed to make video editing accessible to everyone, […]

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OpenAI Finally Brings ChatGPT to Linux — And It’s More Than Just a Chat App

Linux users no longer have to rely on a browser to get a native ChatGPT experience. OpenAI has officially brought its ChatGPT desktop app to Linux, making the application available in public preview for several major Linux distributions. The move gives Linux users a dedicated way to access ChatGPT and Codex while working with projects […]

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Cut the Noise: How to Manage Channel Notifications, Mentions, and Priorities in Microsoft Teams

If your workday feels like an endless stream of purple pop-ups, loud audio chimes, and red badge counters demanding immediate attention, you are far from alone. Microsoft Teams is exceptional for real-time collaboration, but without deliberate configuration, it quickly devolves into an engine of continuous distraction. Fragmented focus drains deep work productivity. Fortunately, regaining control […]

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Windows 11 Search Is Changing: Here’s How to Control Which Folders Get Indexed

Microsoft is making a subtle but useful change to Windows 11 Search that could make it easier to find files stored outside the usual folders. Windows 11 can now automatically add frequently used folders to its search index. Instead of relying entirely on a predefined list of indexed locations, Search can take your folder usage […]

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No More Copy-Pasting: ChatGPT Is Now Available Inside Microsoft Word

OpenAI is bringing ChatGPT directly into Microsoft Word, giving users a new way to write, rewrite, proofread, and improve documents without having to leave the application. The new ChatGPT add-in, which began rolling out around September 17, adds the AI assistant to Word through a persistent sidebar. Instead of opening ChatGPT in a separate browser […]

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Windows 11 Is Getting a Modernized Temporary Files Settings Page

Microsoft is quietly working on another small but welcome design refresh for Windows 11. The company appears to be modernizing the Temporary Files storage settings page, giving one of the operating system’s most useful cleanup tools a more up-to-date interface. The change has been spotted hidden in Windows 11 build 26340.9354, where Microsoft is testing […]

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Windows 11 Could Make USB Reinstalls a Thing of the Past With New Cloud Rebuild Feature

Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 recovery feature that could make one of the most frustrating PC-repair tasks much easier: reinstalling Windows when the system refuses to boot. Windows Insiders testing the latest Beta Preview Build 26220.9343 can now access Cloud rebuild from the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). The feature is designed to completely […]

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Available for XBOX Insiders: More Ways to Customize, Play, and Connect

Xbox is giving Insiders another round of useful console improvements, with the latest update focused on customization, faster navigation, better Remote Play, cloud gaming, and clearer party chat. The new features are rolling out to Xbox Insiders starting September 9, giving testers more control over how their consoles look and work while also making it […]

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Apple iPhone Duo Foldable and iPhone 18 Pro: The Biggest iPhone Upgrades Yet

Apple is reportedly making a major push into a new era of iPhone design with the introduction of the iPhone Duo foldable, alongside significant camera and performance upgrades for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The iPhone Duo is the headline addition, bringing Apple’s take on a book-style foldable while attempting to […]

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Microsoft Finally Reveals How Much Money Azure Makes as It Overhauls Financial Reporting

Microsoft is changing the way it reports its business — and one of the biggest changes is something investors have been asking for years: actual Azure revenue numbers. Starting with its next fiscal year, Microsoft will disclose Azure revenue on a quarterly basis instead of only reporting the cloud platform’s year-over-year growth. The company is […]

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