Windows Recall has one big gotcha, and it’s not privacy
So far, the flagship feature of Microsoft’s new Copilot+ PC vision is Windows Recall, an AI-powered local search of your PC. But there’s a catch: Recall is going to suck up a […]
You’re not getting a Surface gaming PC. Here’s why
If you’ve been wondering why you’ve never seen a Surface gaming laptop, don’t blame Microsoft. For years, Microsoft’s Surface has led the way in certain product categories, including tablets and the pull-forward […]
Samsung’s Snapdragon Galaxy Book laptops come with AI features
Samsung recently announced the Galaxy Book4 Edge line of laptops at Microsoft’s Surface event, now equipped with Qualcomm’s hotly anticipated Snapdragon X Elite processors. In addition to the more efficient and AI-infused […]
Microsoft Edge will dub streamed video with AI-translated audio
Microsoft is planning to either add subtitles or even dub video produced by major video sites, using AI to translate the audio into foreign languages within Microsoft Edge in real time. At […]
The best Windows app you’ve never heard of gets AI superpowers
Have you ever asked, why can’t I just tell the PC what I want it to do? If you’re in that camp, there’s good news: A new AI update to the Windows […]
Microsoft debuts Phi Silica, AI specifically for Copilot+ PCs
In 2023, Microsoft was a big believer in large language models, running in the cloud. At Microsoft Build, the company launched Phi Silica, a small language model designed to run specifically on […]
Microsoft’s new AI-powered Paste is way cooler than it should be
PowerToys, the free suite of Microsoft user tools, has added a subtly powerful feature: Advanced Paste, which applies AI to a group of data that you’ve cut or copied, or wish to […]
Do you know your laptop’s trackpad gestures?
Trackpads on laptops have come a long way over the years, and that does double for Windows machines. These input devices used to be tiny, sluggish, and only able to detect a […]
Modder gets Windows XP running on an ancient computer from 1989
When Windows XP launched on August 24, 2001, the official system requirements included a computer with a Pentium processor of at least 233MHz, 64MB of working memory, and 1.5 GB of storage […]
how to photograph a lunar eclipse for beginners
How to Photograph a Lunar Eclipse In this tutorial I share everything you need to get started photographing Lunar eclipses. There are also terms, blood moon, superman, wolf moon, worm moon etc. […]