Microsoft is pushing ahead with an AI-driven Windows future despite clear user resistance. The company seems confused why people aren’t embracing Copilot and agentic features that automate tasks. Users want control and precision, not AI assistants that solve problems nobody has.
Restaurants face brutal economics with 60-70% of revenue coming from just 25% of operating hours. TableWatch’s vision AI system aims to solve this by tracking table status in real-time. The question is whether customers will embrace being watched so closely.
Samsung is reportedly planning to transition its Galaxy Chromebooks from ChromeOS to Android by 2026. This move could create a unified ecosystem across Samsung devices. The shift represents Google’s latest attempt to make Android work on laptops.
When Windows 10 went out of support last month, one tech user reluctantly upgraded to Windows 11 expecting to hate it. Instead, they discovered an OS that’s faster, more organized, and surprisingly pleasant to use despite a few annoying changes.
Microsoft is working on a new Power Monitor feature for its PowerToys utility that could finally solve one of Windows’ most annoying multi-monitor problems. The tool would give users native control over brightness, contrast, color temperature, and speaker volume without digging through clunky monito
Germany’s Forschungszentrum Jülich has integrated a 10-qubit quantum computer prototype into its JUNIQ infrastructure. The system began external testing on November 17, 2025, with partners including ParTec and ParityQC. This represents a significant step in Germany’s €76.3 million quantum computing
Windows 11 Insider Build 26220.7271 introduces a redesigned right-click menu that’s about one-third smaller vertically. The update groups infrequent actions like “Compress to ZIP” into a “Manage File” submenu and organizes cloud options separately. This addresses complaints about menus covering up t
According to Digital Realty’s global AI director, companies are making the same mistakes with AI that they made with cloud. The solution involves rethinking everything from data location to cooling infrastructure. Their new research with 2,000 IT leaders shows what actually works.
The Kamrui GK3Plus mini PC packs modern Intel performance into a 5.1-inch cube that costs less than many smartphones. For just $170, you get specifications that challenge Apple’s entry-level Mac Mini at a fraction of the price.
Recent testing reveals the Clang 21 compiler is showing notable performance gains on AMD’s latest server hardware. The improvements are particularly evident on high-performance computing workloads. This matters for enterprises running demanding computational tasks.
