Microsoft’s November 2025 update for Windows 11, released on December 1, is causing a major visual bug. The KB5070311 patch makes File Explorer in dark mode flash a blinding white screen during common actions. While improving dark theme support, the update also has a lock screen bug.
A paid ChatGPT user got an unprompted suggestion to install the Peloton app during a conversation about Elon Musk. The incident, which looked like an ad, caused a major backlash online, forcing OpenAI to clarify its intentions.
The Linux kernel is getting a tweak to improve storage performance, especially on rotational and zoned devices. A new patch for version 6.19 will let file systems override the default minimum writeback chunk size of 4MiB.
Elon Musk predicts a future where working is optional within 20 years due to AI and robotics. Yet, he and other experts argue college still holds value for social development and building AI-proof skills like critical thinking and leadership.
The post-holiday returns wave is now a major operational peak rivaling Black Friday. With billions in merchandise coming back, a reactive approach will cripple systems and customer experience. A proactive, tech-focused strategy is essential.
Opera has expanded its Google partnership, bringing the Gemini AI model directly into its Opera One and Opera GX browsers. The free feature offers contextual help based on your open tabs and supports voice commands. This move signals a deeper integration of AI into the core browsing experience.
Samsung’s new Galaxy Z TriFold has been shown off in a first hands-on video. The device is a true powerhouse in terms of screen real estate, but it comes with significant heft and thickness that can’t be ignored.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether ISPs like Cox must terminate users accused of piracy. Justices seemed torn, questioning how to handle universities and the legal standard for “aiding and abetting” infringement.
The Panels wallpaper app from tech reviewer Marques Brownlee is being discontinued. The app faced immediate criticism for its $11.99 monthly subscription and aggressive data tracking. Its code will be open-sourced in 2026.
The frantic race to build AI data centers is creating a massive payday for skilled construction workers. Electricians and supervisors are now pulling in over $200,000 a year. But this boom comes with serious questions about long-term stability and who really pays the price.
