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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The utility of Microsoft Translator keeps expanding.

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Your protection with Windows Defender just went up thanks to a new enhanced blocklist feature that'll cut off vulnerable drivers from your system.

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The Halo TV series has arrived, and so far, Windows Central readers appear to be ready for more action.

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It's true: Expect an upcoming discount on a line of GPUs you can't even get at scalper prices right now. ASUS is making the move as a result of a tariff lift.

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HP's machines are about to get more competitive in the hybrid work world thanks to a new $3.3 billion acquisition.

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It's finally here — but are you happy with the results?

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Is Microsoft doing something you really like — or dislike — with Bing? Either way, it's easy to give the company feedback and let them know your thoughts.

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Don't want malware with your Windows license activation? Don't pirate.

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You can never have enough supersampling.

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The cybercriminal group that's made a name for itself as one of the biggest tormentors of Big Tech in 2022 is, apparently, run by teenagers (at least in part).

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If you liked the first round of AMD's upscaling solution, get ready for the sequel: AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 is a real thing and is coming to games near you in Q2 2022.

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The power of secure emails could be yours via a dedicated ProtonMail desktop app for Windows.

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It can be an elaborate gymnastics routine to ensure all apps and services interact well with each other. And when they don't, users wind up with issues like Outlook's current PDF preview bug.

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Microsoft has confirmed that Lapsus$ did get ahold of source code. However, it claims that code being out in the open does not expose the organization to any major risks.

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Two Microsoft services are getting tune-ups thanks to a host of AI models that will boost efficiency while retaining the computational benefits of the existing setups.

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System monitoring software HWiNFO appears to be spilling the beans on new NVIDIA hardware via its release notes. The release notes' details line up with existing RTX 40-series rumors and knowledge.

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NVIDIA's made a lot of big announcements so far in its March 2022 GTC event, detailing a new GPU, CPU, and a multitude of collaborations.

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Microsoft is at the forefront of companies focusing on hybrid work accommodations. As such, it's released a list of principles to ensure MS365 remains reliable for the transforming world we live in.

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Lapsus$ isn't in the business of empty taunts, it seems. Shortly after revealing that it had what it alleged to be proprietary Microsoft info, the group leaked a whole trove of the stuff.

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Samsung paid taxes on behalf of Microsoft for patents that aren't registered in South Korea, and now the company's getting a hefty refund.

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Sometimes an app can have unintended side effects. Such is the case with EdgeRover, which recently put Windows and macOS users in a tough spot.

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It's small. It's wireless. It's compatible with just about every OS you're likely to care about. It's Cooler Master's CK721.

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Russia's reportedly removing the barriers between piracy and legality. But will such a move be detrimental for everyone involved?
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