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Star Citizen faces backlash over paid 'Flight Blades'
By Adam Hales published
Gaming Star Citizen faces fresh backlash, reigniting debate over its billion-dollar, decade-long development.

Valve is ending support for Steam on Windows 10, but only for 32-bit based systems
By Zac Bowden published
If you're still using a 32-bit version of Windows 10 in 2025 and like to game on it, we've got some bad news for you. Valve is ending support for the 32-bit client next year.

Intel and NVIDIA are building jointly developed x86 CPUs fused with RTX GPUs
By Zac Bowden published
Intel NVIDIA is partnering up with Intel to product new chips that fuse x86 Intel CPUs with RTX GPUs in an attempt to compete with AMD APUs, along with helping Intel stay afloat in its fight with TSMC.

Back Market fights to keep old Windows 10 PCs alive
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 10 Back Market is capitalizing on Windows 10's end-of-life by selling a limited run of old HP and Lenovo laptops to fight Microsoft's "programmed obsolescence."

Microsoft faces more backlash over Windows 10's 'End of Life' cutoff
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 10 Consumer Reports is asking Microsoft to provide Windows 10 security updates to all users for free while it works on enticing more users to upgrade to Windows 11.

Play Dying Light: The Beast on Steam Deck – it’s official
By Richard Devine published
Gaming Continuing Techland's excellent support for the Steam Deck and handheld gaming PCs in general, Dying Light: The Beast will be Verified at launch.

See what’s next for AI in Windows 11 before anyone else
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 "Windows AI Labs" is a new program that has started appearing in Paint that's designed to let users test experimental AI features early.

Can Xbox and Steam finally share save files? Microsoft says yes
By Jez Corden published
Xbox Ever wished you could take your Xbox save file to your Steam Deck, even if it means buying the game twice? Microsoft's new PlayFab service might help make that a reality.

Windows 11 Notepad now supports on-device AI models for text
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 Microsoft has announced that an upcoming update to Windows Notepad will enable support for generating and summarizing text using on-device AI models instead of your Microsoft 365 subscription in the cloud.
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