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Microsoft finally tests movable taskbar in Windows 11 Beta channel
By Sean Endicott Published
Windows 11 You can now move your Windows 11 taskbar if you're an Insider. That option will ship in just a few weeks to non-Insiders.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 reveals a new gameplay trailer for its upcoming massive 2.0 update
By Alexander Cope Published
Gaming S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl's 2.0 update will bring about new enemies, weapons, quality-of-life improvements, and so much more, completely for free on August 20, 2026, along with the Hope of Despair DLC expansion

Is VLC broken, or is Microsoft Defender slowing down your MP3s?
By Sean Endicott Published
Apps Opening MP3 files in VLC can take over 30 seconds due to a bug. A well-known game designer argued the issue shows what's wrong with open source software.

Here's what you need to know on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's insanely stacked beta tests
By Alexander Cope Published
Gaming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's upcoming betas will provide players with a sneak peek at its multiplayer, campaign, and Warzone modes all at once for the first time in the franchise's history

SHOULD Fallout 5 and The Elder Scrolls 6 be Xbox console exclusive?
By Jez Corden Published
Xbox With Xbox CEO Asha Sharma teasing the next Elder Scrolls subtitle, debate is heating up across social media about whether or not Xbox should make it exclusive. What do you think?

Sim Update 6 is rolling out for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
By Richard Devine Published
Gaming The patch notes will take longer to read than the update will to download, but there's one important change to highlight from the recent betas.

Copilot vanishes from classic Outlook, addition by subtraction?
By Sean Endicott Published
Apps Copilot has gone missing in classic Outlook, drawing joking questions about whether the behavior is a feature or a bug.

ChatGPT adds Recall-esque feature to macOS that records your actions
By Cale Hunt Published
AI Windows users were (and still are) unsure about Recall, and something similar is now headed to macOS.

Halo: Campaign Evolved is getting some fixes for some of its most annoying issues
By Richard Devine Published
Xbox One of the criticisms leveled at Halo: Campaign Evolved was its stylistic choice to use film grain and chromatic aberration and not allow them to be turned off. Fortunately, that's going to change.
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