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Microsoft Edge Finally Syncs Your Tab Groups Across Devices
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Microsoft Edge Finally Syncs Your Tab Groups Across Devices

Microsoft Edge is adding cross-device synchronization for Tab Groups and Workspaces in its Canary version. The feature allows users to access their organized browsing setups across desktop and mobile devices. This addresses a major limitation where these organizational tools were previously stuck on

by Priya KapoorNovember 18, 2025
Windows 10’s Start menu was better – here’s how to get it back free
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Windows 10’s Start menu was better – here’s how to get it back free

Windows 11’s Start menu remains controversial compared to Windows 10’s more customizable design. ExplorerPatcher offers a free way to restore the classic interface with additional customization options. The open-source tool also brings back Windows 10’s taskbar and adds useful features like an impro

by Priya KapoorNovember 17, 2025
Android 17 is finally taking mobile gaming seriously
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Android 17 is finally taking mobile gaming seriously

Android 17 is shaping up to be a game-changer for mobile gaming with system-level controller support and performance improvements. The update addresses long-standing pain points that have held back serious gaming on Android devices. This could finally bridge the gap between mobile and console gaming

by Samuel KimNovember 17, 2025
Apple’s Mac Pro might be headed for product purgatory
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Apple’s Mac Pro might be headed for product purgatory

Apple’s high-end Mac Pro desktop appears to be in limbo according to new reports. The company has reportedly canceled plans for an M4 Ultra chip and won’t refresh the Mac Pro until 2026 at the earliest. Instead, Apple is shifting focus to the Mac Studio as its professional desktop workhorse.

by Priya KapoorNovember 16, 2025
Dell’s PowerScale Storage Comes to Azure as Managed Service
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Dell’s PowerScale Storage Comes to Azure as Managed Service

Dell and Microsoft have announced the public preview of Azure Native Dell PowerScale, a fully managed storage service running on Azure infrastructure. The new offering provides access to Dell’s OneFS file system with multi-petabyte scalability and hybrid data capabilities. Customers can now choose b

by Samuel KimNovember 16, 2025
Britain’s Quantum Bet – Can It Actually Pay Off?
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Britain’s Quantum Bet – Can It Actually Pay Off?

Britain is positioning itself as a quantum computing leader with 64 dedicated quantum firms and strategic international partnerships. But the country faces serious gaps in its quantum supply chain and struggles to keep promising startups from being acquired too early. The government is now taking a

by Priya KapoorNovember 14, 2025
Microsoft’s $6B Spain data center push gets green light
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Microsoft’s $6B Spain data center push gets green light

Microsoft has received initial approval for three data center campuses in Spain’s Aragón region. The project will span 701 acres and cost over €5.3 billion in construction alone. It’s part of Microsoft’s massive European cloud infrastructure expansion.

by Priya KapoorNovember 14, 2025
Microsoft’s Security Push, .NET 10 Launch, and Gaming Updates
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Microsoft’s Security Push, .NET 10 Launch, and Gaming Updates

Microsoft highlights Windows 11 security improvements ahead of Ignite while launching .NET 10. Meanwhile, gamers face massive updates and delays, and Tiny11 Builder emerges as a key tool against Windows enshittification.

by Priya KapoorNovember 14, 2025
Microsoft’s November Patch Tuesday Brings Relief
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Microsoft’s November Patch Tuesday Brings Relief

November’s Patch Tuesday brings a welcome break with only 63 Microsoft patches and just one zero-day vulnerability. The update affects Windows desktop platforms and requires immediate attention despite the reduced volume. Organizations can follow standard patching schedules for most Microsoft produc

by Priya KapoorNovember 14, 2025
$20 RISC-V Board Gets Official Linux Support
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$20 RISC-V Board Gets Official Linux Support

Mainline Linux kernel patches are now available for the $19.9 VisionFive 2 Lite RISC-V board. This represents a major step forward for affordable, open-source hardware development. The patches bring this budget RISC-V platform closer to full upstream support.

by Samuel KimNovember 14, 2025

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