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Microsoft's Xbox AI Gaming Copilot is coming to consoles soon, and not stopping there
By Brendan Lowry published
Xbox Nearly a full year after its introduction, Microsoft has announced the Xbox AI Gaming Copilot is coming to consoles later in 2026.

Microsoft will finally let you set your own user directory during setup on Windows 11
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 The latest Windows 11 preview build introduces the ability to specify a custom user directory for your account, something both macOS and Linux have supported for decades.

Xbox just made it a lot harder for developers to justify skipping the platform
By Adam Hales published
Xbox At GDC 2026, Microsoft revealed major changes to Xbox development, including faster onboarding, public tools, and free backend services through PlayFab Foundation Mode.

A cult Square Enix JRPG from the 3DS-era gets shadowdropped on Xbox
By Alexander Cope published
Gaming Out of nowhere, Square Enix has announced that it's releasing another classic JRPG from its backlog onto Xbox and PC, the turn-based throwback to early Final Fantasy games called Bravely Default.

Microsoft confirms custom AMD chip and FSR Diamond for Project Helix
By Adam Hales published
Xbox A GDC presentation has finally given us a clearer picture of Project Helix, Xbox’s next console built around AMD hardware, AI powered graphics technology, and PC compatibility.

You can run Windows apps on the MacBook Neo — with caveats
By Kevin Okemwa published
Apple Apple’s MacBook Neo can technically run Parallels, but the reality of Windows performance on Neo may disappoint.

A free Xbox Ally X update could deliver up to 30% smoother performance
By Adam Hales published
Handhelds Xbox has confirmed that Automatic Super Resolution will arrive on Xbox Ally X in a preview this April. The AI powered feature uses the device’s NPU to upscale games and improve performance.

Mozilla keeps the light on for Firefox users who won't leave Windows 7
By Kevin Okemwa published
Software Firefox just extended support for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 by six months, giving systems that refuse to die more time to get updates.
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