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Windows Insider builds improve touchpad gestures, File Explorer clarity, and voice typing
By Sean Endicott published
Windows 11 Microsoft rolled out four new Windows Insider builds with upgraded touchpad gestures, clearer File Explorer descriptions, a redesigned voice‑typing UI, and a free K‑12 upgrade path.

Helldivers 2 reviews crash to 'Mostly Negative' on Steam after controversial update and AMA
By Brendan Lowry published
Gaming Helldivers 2 players have review bombed the game's Steam reviews to "Mostly Negative," with many extremely frustrated with its current state.

Xbox posts the Forza Horizon 6 launch trailer a week before its Early Access release date
By Brendan Lowry published
Forza A week ahead of Forza Horizon 6's Early Access release date, Xbox has posted the game's official launch trailer — and it's got some neat references.

Microsoft Store drops $99 company registration fee for companies
By Sean Endicott published
Apps Microsoft has removed the $99 registration fee for companies joining the Microsoft Store, matching last year’s change for individual developers.

Sony takes a $565M hit from Bungie as Destiny 2 and Marathon look fragile
By Adam Hales published
Gaming Sony has recorded another major impairment loss tied to Bungie, totaling roughly $565 million. The write-down raises fresh concerns about Marathon, Destiny, and the long-term future of the studio.

Resident Evil Requiem just shadowdropped free DLC with a roguelike twist
By Alexander Cope published
Gaming Capcom has recently updated Resident Evil Requiem with a free DLC game mode called "Leon Must Die Forever". Here's everything you need to know about this new roguelike challenge mode.

Windows 11 can stop Chrome and Edge from installing 4GB of AI models
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 11 Windows 11 now gives you the power to block Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge from automatically downloading local AI models for on-device generative AI features without explicit user consent.

Why a dedicated password manager may be safer than using Edge
By Sean Endicott published
Browsing Edge is the only Chromium browser that loads all saved passwords in plaintext on startup. If that worries you, a dedicated password manager offers stronger protection.
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