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AI-powered camera effects now work beyond built-in webcam
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 Microsoft’s fix expands Studio Effects beyond built-in webcams, unlocking AI features for external monitors and docking stations

Windows 11 September 2025 update: 9 new features revealed
By Mauro Huculak published
Windows The Windows 11 September 2025 update introduces a new Recall homepage, a redesigned Windows Hello UI, a Settings AI agent, and more new features.

Say goodbye to audio drops: Windows 11 now supports stereo Bluetooth
By Sean Endicott published
Windows Windows 11 now delivers super wideband stereo audio over Bluetooth, improving game chat, Teams calls, and voice apps with clearer, immersive sound.

Windows 11’s next big update is here early — here’s how to get it
By Mauro Huculak published
Windows 11 On Windows 11, you can start testing version 25H2 on your computer right now, and here's how to complete the installation using the Windows Insider Program.

Windows 10's looming end sparks outrage: Are you ready for change?
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 10 A new report suggests that Microsoft could earn billions from its Extended Security Updates program through enterprise customers alone, charging $61 per device.

Revive your old Windows Mixed Reality Headset with 'Oasis' driver
By Zac Bowden published
Windows 11 The "Oasis" driver is a deep reverse engineering effort to revive Windows Mixed Reality headsets for use on Windows 11 version 24H2 and above. And you can download it now!

Windows 10 still powers 50% of PCs — here’s why that’s a problem
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows 10 HP and Dell recently reported that up to 50% of PCs still run Windows 10, suggesting a shift to Windows 11 will be more gradual and likely extend into 2026.

Microsoft strikes $6B cloud savings deal with U.S. govt
By Adam Hales published
News Microsoft has struck a $6B cloud savings deal with the U.S. government, cutting costs on Office, Azure, Dynamics, and cybersecurity tools, while offering a free year of Copilot AI to federal workers.

Major win for Microsoft: court ruling requires Google to assist rivals like Bing
By Zac Bowden published
Microsoft A U.S. judge has ruled that Google will not have to sell Chrome or Android, but it will need to start sharing search data to help rival search engines and allow Android phone makers to preload non-Google browsers and assistants.
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