Microsoft still loves smart devices, rolling out Azure Percept camera, mic...
Microsoft Azure Percept houses camera module and smart mic, forming the foundation for intelligent devices built by partners.
View ArticleGoogle Chrome will replace third-party cookies with tracking that's less...
Google Chrome won’t replace third-party cookies with alternative methods of tracking individuals in Chrome.
View ArticleBrave Search is a privacy-first search engine
Brave Software is buying Tailcat, an open search engine, and will add it to what it’s calling Brave Search, a forthcoming search engine.
View ArticleMicrosoft Mesh: Reasons to be sceptical about this new VR platform
Microsoft announced Microsoft Mesh, a VR platform that Redmond hopes will eventually be used for holographic meetings and other uses.
View ArticleMicrosoft Teams hardware will join new presenter modes later this year
At Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft certifies Microsoft Teams displays, updates its Teams speaker timeline, and unveils new presenter modes.
View ArticleGoogle working to solve Chromebook's support problem
If a Chromebook goes out of support and doesn't receive browser updates, some sites won't give it access. Google's working to fix this.
View ArticleSurface Laptop 4 leaks suggest a mix of AMD and Intel CPUs
Microsoft's upcoming Surface Laptop 4 may ship with either Intel's 11th-gen Tiger Lake or AMD's CPUs—but the older Ryzen 4000.
View ArticleGoogle Chrome OS adds a Phone Hub, Nearby Share, and Tote files
Google's Chrome OS and Chromebooks are celebrating its tenth anniversary with the M85 Chrome OS release, which adds a Phone Hub, Nearby Share, Wi-Fi Sync and quick answers -- many quite similar to...
View ArticleWindows 10's latest update appears to cause BSODs when printing
Windows 10's latest Update KB5000802, which rolled out March 9, appears to be causing Windows Blue Screens of Death errors after trying to print.
View ArticleMicrosoft is testing its own IFTTT clone within Windows
Microsoft is adding Power Automate Desktop as a Windows app, allowing users to automate tasks in various apps via macro functions.
View ArticleLeaked: Big changes coming with Intel's next CPU, code-named Alder Lake
A leaked presentation about Intel's upcoming Alder Lake CPU family suggests the new chips will affect motherboards, memory and more.
View ArticleReport: Microsoft in talks to buy Discord for over $10B
Discord is reportedly in acquisition talks with Microsoft for over $10 billion, giving Redmond a social network that boosts PC gaming aspirations.
View ArticleIntel CEO Pat Gelsinger pledges return to greatness through chip design
Newly minted Intel chief executive Pat Gelsinger has outlined his vision for returning Intel to greatness: a manufacturing strategy called 'IDM 2.0'.
View ArticleIntel will build x86 chips for other companies
Intel said it plans to make available its x86 processor cores, graphics, and AI technology for licensing via its new foundry business.
View Article10nm? 7nm? Who cares? Intel may be trying to ditch chip tech definitions
Sources close to Intel back up a report that the vendor may try to move away from describing its chips as 10nm, 7nm, or something similar.
View ArticleMicrosoft's Modern peripherals include a 1080p webcam, headsets and a speaker
Microsoft's Modern lineup of PC peripherals include a webcam, two headsets, the Surface Headphones 2+, and a USB-C speaker.
View ArticleMicrosoft unveils Surface Laptop 4 with huge performance, battery life claims
Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4 promises performance and battery life improvements over a range of Intel Core and AMD Ryzen Surface Edition chips.
View ArticleWhy doesn't the Surface Laptop 4 have the latest Ryzen processors?
Microsoft and AMD have continued to develop Surface Edition processors based on the AMD Ryzen 4000 Mobile processor generation.
View ArticleChip shortages will continue until 2023, according to world’s largest chip...
TSMC makes the chips that Nvidia, Qualcomm, Apple, and others design. And it has bad news: The chip shortage will continue for another couple of years.
View ArticleNew Outlook setting cuts video meetings short to reduce stress
Microsoft researchers have proven that back-to-back meetings without a break can increase stress, so it's building breaks into Outlook.
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