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Windows 11 will soon adaptively enable battery saver regardless of battery level
Windows 11 A new feature now in preview testing in the Windows 11 Canary Channel is designed to increase battery life by adaptively enabling energy saver mode based on your current workflow, not battery level.
Microsoft will stop releasing new features in Office for Windows 10 users
Office While Microsoft will continue to support Office with security updates on Windows 10 through October 2028, the company won't be releasing new features for the suite of apps starting next year.
End of 10 is a remedy for Microsoft's Windows 10 "snooze button" strategy
Windows 10 The Restart Project says Microsoft's conditional year of Windows 10 security updates will only postpone the impending issue.
Today's your last chance to get Geekom's A8 Max AI mini PC for less on Prime Day
Deal In the final hours of Amazon Prime Day, Geekom's excellent mini Windows PC is available at a reasonable price for a limited time.
Windows 11 adds an AI agent to help you manage settings
Windows 11 The Windows 11 Settings app is gaining a new AI agent that uses the Mu model to assist you in finding and applying system settings using natural language, and here's what you need to know.
Change which sites appear first in Google Search with these steps
How-to You can now tell Google the websites you would like to see more of in "Top Stories" in search results, and I'll show you the steps to configure it on any browser.
These are my 5 favorite tweaks to make Windows 11 better for PC gaming
Windows 11 To improve your gaming experience on Windows 11, you can make system changes and configure different features, but these are the top five recommended tweaks.
Perplexity launches AI web browser that you can pay $200 a month to access now
AI Perplexity has launched its own AI-powered web browser dubbed "Comet" that is available now, but only if you pay $200 a month as part of Perplexity Max. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for an invitation to use it for free.
