Dan Thorp-Lancaster

The "Patch Tuesday" updates for Windows 10 are available to download now. The latest monthly batch of patches comes with security fixes, but, as usual, there are no new features to check out.

The desktop may be tiny, but it's mighty.

There's no launch windows just yet, though.

The Dell XPS 13 and XPS 13 2-in-1 are now speedier than ever with Intel's latest CPUs and Thunderbolt 4.

Dell is giving its XPS 13 a boost while introducing some updated Inspiron laptops, to boot.

Edge is getting a little more fluent in Microsoft's modern design language.

Surface Duo is getting its latest monthly update today. The November update is rolling out now for unlocked devices, with AT&T models expected to receive the update in the coming days.

It's time to get sketching.

Windows Terminal 1.4 has moved out of preview, too.

Start Menu theming is getting some tweaks, but this build is mostly fixes.

It's unclear what's going on with Dell's printer drivers.

Now you can jump to specific sites right from your Start Menu.

There's a new build on the loose, but don't expect any new features.

Reports are flooding in from the U.S., Europe, and elsewhere around the world.

The keyboard deck is pretty easy to remove, and the SSD is easily replaceable.

Signing in to a work and personal account is still expected to be supported by December.

Both devices should see smoother performance after the updates.

Lots of fixes and new features for Linux and macOS are included here.

Excel and PowerPoint are both getting some handy new features.

AMD today launched its latest GPUs, the Radeon RX 6000 series. The new cards are a major jump over the previous generation, offering even more power with big architectural improvements.

You'll get free credits for Azure, along with some handy development tools.

You'll get plenty of RGB, too.

Microsoft has let you turn your rewards points into charity donations for a while, but now it's easier to keep tabs on them with the "Give with Bing" extension for Edge.

Skins are cool and all, but what if you replaced your Surface Duo's glass with metal? One owner did just that after shattering one of the device's glass panels. And overall, it works pretty well.