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Bethesda Bethesda is pulling the plug on the forgotten Elder Scrolls Blades, bringing an end to the free-to-play mobile spin-off later this month.
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By Richard Devine published
Gaming Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 fans have a range of awesome hardware to make their experience more realistic, and now, there's a new rig coming that mimics a real-life Airbus jet.

By Cole Martin published
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By Cale Hunt published
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By Mauro Huculak published
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By Alexander Cope published
Gaming I played Dark Heresy's beta, shaping up to be another riveting WH40K CRPG adventure rife with intriguing mysteries, complex characters, and in-depth gameplay.

By Cole Martin published
Gaming Infinity Ward, the lead development studio for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, has confirmed details for the game's upcoming multiplayer experience, including maps and game play modes.

By Daniel Rubino published
Flashback A look back at the LG Lancet and the era when Windows Phone 8.1 defined Microsoft’s mobile peak.

By Daniel Rubino published
Flashback A 2016 warning about Android apps on Chrome feels newly relevant as Googlebooks pushes Android PCs into the agentic era and challenges Microsoft again.

By John Callaham published
Flashback From our archives: A decade ago Microsoft was already testing a Bing “concierge bot,” an early take on the AI agents Google is only now announcing.

By John Callaham published
Flashback Microsoft’s decision to offer full Windows 10 upgrades to non‑genuine PCs marked a rare moment of outreach — and a major shift in how the company thought about Windows adoption.

By Daniel Rubino published
Flashback Microsoft has a problem with its Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and what it means for developers and consumers. Here is how they plan to fix that and why it means ignore phones.

By Sean Endicott published
Apps A Build session will show how AI agents can port apps to get native Arm performance

By Sean Endicott published
AI Microsoft’s new MAI model family includes a flagship reasoning model, zero distillation, and lower developer costs.

By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows Microsoft veteran admits Windows 8’s codename lacked creativity. A veteran engineer adds that the Start menu was derived from earlier ‘Go page’ explorations.

By Sean Endicott published
Computing The global memory shortage tanked PC shipments in the first half of this year, and things don't look any better for the next six months.

By Cale Hunt published
Laptops I spoke with Intel and Dell about their collaboration at Computex, and why the new XPS 13 is resetting budget PC expectations.

By Richard Devine published
News In a joint announcement at Microsoft Build and Computex, ASUS has revealed its first mini PC powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite and answered our prayers in the process.

By Zac Bowden published
Surface Coming later this year, Microsoft is shipping its first Surface branded mini PC, aimed solely at developers looking to adopt NVIDIA's new RTX Spark platform.

By Alexander Cope published
Deals The Dell Inspiron 15 (3530) laptop, with its 32GB RAM and Intel Core i5 CPU, makes for a high-quality companion piece for budding students or workers looking for efficient ways to get work done faster

By Alexander Cope published
Deals The Samsung Pro 990 SSD with its 2TB configuration is back on sale for PC users desperate for more space, and 7,450 MB/s Read Speeds to severely cut down videogame loading times so they don't interrupt your fun

By Sean Endicott published
Deals The Dell 16 Plus is heavily discounted right now for eligible students. The deal also includes free Microsoft 365, Xbox Game Pass, and a custom Xbox controller.

By Adam Hales published
Handhelds ASUS has unveiled the ROG Ally X20, bringing a larger OLED display, a new translucent design, and bundled AR glasses to its handheld lineup.

By Richard Devine published
Gaming Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 fans have a range of awesome hardware to make their experience more realistic, and now, there's a new rig coming that mimics a real-life Airbus jet.

By Adam Hales published
Xbox New UK sales figures suggest Forza Horizon 6 helped increase Xbox Series X|S hardware sales by 12% in May, bringing Xbox within 400 units of PS5 sales as Sony experienced a significant decline.

By Richard Devine last updated
Gaming Sony finally showed off more of its next Marvel project, Wolverine, which is set to launch towards the tail end of 2026. But will we be able to play it on PC?

By Alexander Cope published
Gaming One of Atlus' most popular JRPGs, Persona 5: Royal, is coming back to Xbox Game Pass, and it's bringing with it a plethora of lesser-known titles like Herdling, Starseeker: Astroneer Expeditions, and more to Xbox Game Pass.

By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft data shows AI costs surpass payroll, with a $500 million Claude fiasco proving how expensive automation can get.

By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft admits the floating Copilot button in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint was a mistake, and will now allow users to move the AI back to the ribbon.

By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Former Microsoft executive Mat Velloso claims the company missed its chance with AI, citing past failures in the internet and mobile.

By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft’s AI chief says white‑collar jobs could vanish in 18 months as automation accelerates across organizations.

By Kevin Okemwa published
OFFICE Office 2019 for Mac will stop editing documents after July 13, as Microsoft blames certificate expiry.

By Zac Bowden published
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By Kevin Okemwa published
MICROSOFT Microsoft says it no longer intends to pursue legal action against security researchers who conduct or publish their findings.

By Jez Corden published
Microsoft Computex has seen a raft of interesting news for Windows on Arm, as NVIDIA commits its first N1X Arm chip to a wave of new PCs targeting the autumn.

By Kevin Okemwa published
MICROSOFT Microsoft veteran Steven Sinofsky recalls Nvidia’s first Windows-on-Arm test, raising questions around the latest Nvidia and Arm thrust into Windows.

By Jez Corden last updated
Cybersecurity Microsoft's approach to working with security researchers has long been controversial, but some of its recent language has alarmed some commentators.

By Sean Endicott published
Accessories Logitech’s new Signature Comfort Plus keyboard and mouse add built‑in cushions that allow for more relaxed hand positions. The real question is whether they'll convince me to upgrade?
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