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Total War: Pharaoh is the next mainline historical game for the franchise
By Samuel Tolbert published
Sands of time With Total War: Pharaoh, developer Creative Assembly takes players to the fall of the Bronze Age.

Windows 11's Microsoft Store is getting AI-powered reviews and dedicated 'AI Hub' features
By Zac Bowden published
Store Microsoft has announced at Build 2023 that the Microsoft Store app on Windows 11 is being enthused with AI technology to make discovering apps and finding apps that leverage AI easier than ever.

Windows 11 on ARM just got a big boost at Microsoft Build 2023
By Sean Endicott published
extending an arm Today at Build 2023, Microsoft shared several announcements that should entice developers to optimize apps and games for Windows 11 on ARM.

Microsoft Teams avatars are here for everyone... if you're a business user
By Sean Endicott published
meta meta Microsoft Teams has a pair of features for the metaverse. Avatar support is now available for all business and enterprise users and immersive spaces are on the way.

Microsoft unveils new 'Dev Home' and 'Dev Drive' features with faster file system for Windows 11 developers
By Zac Bowden published
Devs Microsoft has taken the wraps off two new features coming soon to Windows 11 that are designed to enhance the OS for developers building applications and games.

Windows 11 version 23H2: Microsoft previews BIG new features coming later this year, including a new AI assistant
By Zac Bowden published
23H2 Today, Microsoft unveiled several new features that it's working on for the next version of Windows 11, much of which is expected to ship later this year.

Windows 11 is FINALLY getting a cloud-powered backup and restore feature
By Zac Bowden published
Cloud Good news! Microsoft is finally adding the ability to backup and restore settings and apps via the Microsoft Store, a feature that will make setting up a new PC easy.

Gamers rejoice! Windows 11 is getting native support for configuring RGB devices and peripherals
By Zac Bowden published
RGB Microsoft is adding native support for customizing RGB devices and peripherals directly into Windows 11, the company has announced.
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