Software

Microsoft backtracks on its controversial default browser changes in Windows 11.

Alleging that bundle software limits competitiveness.

Bridging the divide between Windows and Linux games, one compatibility layer at a time.

A security researcher posted proof-of-concept code that exploits Microsoft's Windows Installer Service, giving an attacker full system-level privileges.

Microsoft found yet another way to tick off users who aren't fond of Edge hijacking OS links.

Firefox is now accessible in the Microsoft Store with Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Microsoft's app certificate expiration problems are now over -- at least for Windows Insiders.

Intel has offered a workaround for games suffering from DRM issues when played on its 12th Gen Core processors.

Triple-check web addresses, all the time.

Improving user experience for the latest AAA games.

If you haven't already updated to macOS Monterey, perhaps it would be prudent to wait for an official response from Apple.

Microsoft is using machine learning models to identify Windows 10 PCs eligible to receive the free upgrade to Windows 11.

Microsoft is making it easier to see detailed information on your recurring subscriptions and payments within Windows 11.

The Quantum Computing Development Consortium has finalized the first-ever quantum computing-focussed benchmarks, built via an open-source, hardware-agnostic vision.

Hot fix brings a massive performance boost.

BlackMatter is picking up where DarkSide left off with ransomware attacks.

But is the fault on Windows 11 requirements with Microsoft?

Hacker group Desorden has claimed responsibility for a security breach on Acer's India server cluster, siphoning sensitive data on millions of customers.

Intel is accelerating its software efforts to boost the competitiveness of its hardware.

DICE revealed the system requirements for the upcoming Battlefield 2042 ahead of the game's Open Beta. These include a quad-core CPU, a 2016 or later GPU, and a 64-bit version of Windows 10.