Robert Carnevale
Robert Carnevale was formerly a News Editor for Windows Central. He's a big fan of Kinect (it lives on in his heart), Sonic the Hedgehog, and the legendary intersection of those two titans, Sonic Free Riders. He is the author of Cold War 2395.
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If these numbers are to be believed, Windows 11 adoption isn't speeding along.

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Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) has struck again, this time against a botnet dubbed ZLoader. The company set up a digital sinkhole to disrupt the botnet's activities.

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Are you a PC gamer who likes to ball on a budget? For the first time in years, that's possible again, thanks to EVGA.

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As various metaverses approach, more people are asking questions about the logistics of said virtual worlds' commerce. Microsoft President Brad Smith shed light on his company's perspective.

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The group that went after MS Exchange server vulnerabilities is back again for another stab at ruffling Microsoft's feathers. This time, it's utilizing a stealthy Windows exploit to cause trouble.

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If you or your organization own HoloLens headsets, it's time to get the latest update for Windows Holographic. Version 22H1 is available now and packs loads of new features.

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Another Patch Tuesday has arrived. It packs the usual slew of security and servicing stack updates for the latest versions of Windows, along with a few extra bits and baubles.

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Dell managed to outshine Lenovo and HP in Q1 2022 U.S. PC shipments.

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You've read security reports from Microsoft, but now it's time to join the official summit and get even more intel on where the company is at when it comes to threat actors and cyber ne'er-do-wells.

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If consumers are unable to get the graphics cards of yesterday, is the world ready for the graphics cards of tomorrow? Experts have a verdict on the matter.

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At what point has a legal battle gone on too long for its own good?

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You remember Windows 95. Microsoft remembers Windows 95. History remembers Windows 95. But does anyone remember its keynote launch event with Jay Leno?

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Are you a digital bug hunter? Do you want to get paid for the discoveries you make? Because Microsoft is now monetarily rewarding a wider range of flaw detections across its products.

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The WhatsApp beta for Windows isn't done upping its game. Get ready for the rollout of the archived chats feature.

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The performance perks of Edge are getting another round of enhancements, this time in the form of an updated sleeping tabs feature.

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Not-so-great news in the semiconductor industry strikes... again.

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If you're still working with .NET Framework 4.5.2, 4.6, or 4.6.1, your days are numbered. On April 26, 2022, Microsoft's moving on.

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A not-so-long time ago, in a galaxy we all live in: Microsoft is going hard in the paint with its space solutions, ensuring that Azure will get closer to the stars faster than any of us.

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Not everyone likes to overclock their hardware given the risks such a move poses to a PC's parts. However, AMD drivers aren't giving everyone the choice to abstain from the preference.

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Come rain, snow, sleet, or hail, Steam hardware and software surveys will persist. That's why we're gathered here, once again, to discuss the latest monthly figures.

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Dell has new laptops coming to workers, including the Latitude 9430 which is built for leaders in need of battery power, flexibility, and mobility-friendly tech.

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Whether you're in the market for monitors, soundbars, charge docks, or other items, Dell has something for everyone.

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If you absolutely must rock the trendy "white elephant trunk" earbud look but don't want to pay an arm and a leg to do so, UGREEN has the affordable solution for you.
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