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Linux PC maker scraps plans to build Snapdragon X Elite-powered laptop
Linux Linux PC maker TUXEDO has scrapped plans to launch a Snapdragon X Elite-powered notebook, citing issues with development and support with Qualcomm's chip.
Get ready for Xbox Full Screen Experience on all Windows handhelds
Handhelds During today's Xbox Partner Preview, Xbox announced that the Xbox Ally's Xbox Full Screen Experience will be releasing for all other Windows handhelds tomorrow.
Qualcomm has finally released its Snapdragon Control Panel
Qualcomm Several months after first being announced, Qualcomm has released the Snapdragon Control Panel into general availability. It provides optimized game settings options, improves performance, and more.
New Xbox Ally system update improves power and stability
News Armoury Crate SE update version 2.1.15.0 is rolling out to ROG handheld gaming PCs, and it's bringing some excellent performance improvements.
The dream lives: fan project Windows Astria shows the perfect Windows Phone
WINDOWS PHONE A breathtaking fan concept, Windows Astria, resurrects Windows Phone by merging Windows 11 Fluent Design, beloved Live Tiles, and native Android app support. it’s the Microsoft mobile OS that should have been.
Android PCs are coming, but Lenovo says stick to Windows for gaming
Android We now know more about Google's upcoming Android PC platform, thanks to a Q&A posted by Lenovo that reveals what Android for PC will be good at, and what it won't be good at.
Valve sets up an Arm-based gaming future with its new VR headset
PC Gaming The new Steam Frame is coming next year and is Valve's first all-in-one headset running SteamOS, powered by a Snapdragon chip.
Rumors point to memory shortages cancelling NVIDIA's RTX SUPER graphics cards
PC Gaming AI is certainly eating up all the memory, but is it bad enough to cancel an NVIDIA SUPER refresh and drive current GPU prices through the roof?
Oprah just crowned a Windows laptop one of her Favorite Things — for the first time since 2012
Laptops The ASUS Zenbook A14, powered by Snapdragon X Plus, is the first laptop in over a decade to make Oprah’s Favorite Things — praised for its ultralight design, long battery life, and sleek build.
