AMD has clarified that it will continue supporting Windows 10 with driver updates despite Microsoft ending official support. This decision affects millions of gamers who haven’t upgraded to Windows 11. Here’s what this means for the gaming ecosystem and hardware longevity.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed the company plans to embed more third-party AI tools into its operating systems. This represents a significant departure from Apple’s traditional walled-garden approach to technology.
KDE Plasma 6.5 represents a significant milestone with performance and accessibility improvements, followed quickly by a bug-fix release. This rapid update cycle demonstrates KDE’s commitment to both innovation and stability in the competitive desktop environment landscape.
Microsoft’s attempt to push users from Windows 10 to Copilot+ PCs appears to be backfiring. New data shows significant MacBook adoption instead, revealing fundamental challenges in Microsoft’s platform strategy.
Industry First: NordVPN Delivers Native Linux VPN for Amazon’s Vega OS In a significant industry development, NordVPN has engineered a…
AlmaLinux is integrating Btrfs file system support directly into its installer for version 10.1, marking a strategic departure from Red Hat’s 2017 deprecation. The move highlights growing fragmentation in enterprise Linux distributions and offers users advanced storage features like snapshotting and built-in volume management. Industry analysts suggest this could position AlmaLinux as a more versatile alternative for organizations seeking modern file system capabilities.
AlmaLinux is reportedly incorporating Btrfs file system support into its upcoming 10.1 release, according to development team announcements. Sources indicate this represents a significant departure from Red Hat Enterprise Linux’s approach, which deprecated Btrfs in 2017. The beta release now enables installations using Btrfs instead of the traditional XFS+LVM configuration, though it remains an optional rather than default selection.
The Rising Tide of AI Regulation An unprecedented coalition of technology pioneers, policymakers, and academics is demanding international action to…
Regulatory Pressure Mounts on Tech Giants The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is positioning itself to potentially force significant…
Samsung’s new Galaxy XR headset pioneers Google’s Android XR OS, but the company has not specified how many updates it will receive. Market performance and tech evolution will shape the support policy. Early adopters can now order the device in the U.S. and Korea.
Samsung’s recently unveiled Galaxy XR headset is the world’s first device to run Google’s new Android XR operating system, marking a significant step in extended reality hardware. However, according to reports, Samsung has not yet determined how many OS updates the headset will receive, citing the novelty of both the product and the platform.
Microsoft is rushing an emergency patch to address a flawed Windows 11 update that has disrupted applications and hardware peripherals. The update reportedly broke localhost connections and affected devices from manufacturers like Logitech, according to multiple reports. The fix comes as Microsoft attempts to transition users from the newly unsupported Windows 10 to its latest operating system.
Microsoft is preparing an emergency fix for a recent Windows 11 update that has caused widespread issues with applications and hardware peripherals, according to reports from multiple technology outlets. The problematic update, identified as KB5066835, was distributed in October and has led to connectivity problems and device malfunctions for users.
