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Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra Is Here With 128GB RAM and RTX Spark
Microsoft has launched the Surface Laptop Ultra with RTX Spark, up to 128GB RAM, a 15-inch Mini-LED display and a starting price of $2,599.

Microsoft Brings Faster Game Loading to More PCs
Microsoft is expanding Advanced Shader Delivery to Intel, Nvidia and Qualcomm hardware, helping supported PC games load faster and reduce shader stutter.

Windows Still Remembers Your Unplugged USB's, and is it actually tracking you?
Windows 10 and 11 keep hidden registry records of unplugged USB drives. Here's what Microsoft's documentation actually says about why.

Microsoft Reportedly Plans Up to 50% Copilot Discounts for Businesses
Microsoft reportedly plans major Copilot discounts for enterprise customers, with deals of up to 50% for companies buying 10,000 seats or more.

Samsung Finally Lets Galaxy Users Uninstall This Pre-Installed App
Samsung's One UI 9 finally lets Galaxy users uninstall Microsoft SwiftKey, while some new Galaxy phones no longer include it.

Another Decent Web Browser Deprecates Manifest V2, Breaks Ad Blockers!
Microsoft Edge is deprecating Manifest V2 extensions this year, breaking the full version of uBlock Origin and forcing users toward Manifest V3 tools.

Xbox 360 Games Could Be Closer to PC Thanks to Microsoft's Compatibility Layer
Microsoft's XEO3 compatibility layer suggests Xbox 360 games could eventually come to PC, as developers have already tested titles like Plants vs. Zombies.

Microsoft Says It Can't Fully Fix Windows 11 Secure Boot Issues on Older PCs
With the official death of Windows 10, Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 through the masses. However, it still has some limitations in supporting older hardware. Microsoft has confirmed that it cannot c...

Xbox Exclusives Will No Longer Be Limited to Single-Player Games, Microsoft Confirms
Microsoft has clarified that its new Xbox Exclusives strategy won't be limited to Single-Player games. Some multiplayer titles will also be exclusive to the Xbox console.

Forget the Bugs: Microsoft Says Delaying Windows Updates is Now Too Dangerous
Microsoft warns that hackers are using AI to build working attacks in hours. Learn why delaying Windows updates is no longer safe.
