You can now play Google Play Android games on your PC
Next level! Google is finally expanding the beta program of the Google Play Games experience on PC to more regions, making the platform available in more regions including the …
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Low-cost Windows 11 PCs powered by ads could be a thing
Ah, the Amazon model! Microsoft seems to be exploring a new business model for Windows, one where it launches affordable, low-cost Windows 11 PCs that are powered by advertising …
Don’t install Windows 11 22H2 on old PCs, says Microsoft
The strangest of things happened. Someone in the Redmond campus forgot to turn on a switch or something before rolling out what is the RTM build of Windows 11 …
PC sales expected to dip 8.2% this year
A new forecast published by IDC indicates that the PC market could go down by a solid clip in 2022 compared to last year. And the tablet industry is …
Surface Laptop Go 2 Is A Go
After keeping things (almost) quiet leading up to the unveil, Microsoft has officially announced the newest member of its Surface family. The Surface Laptop Go 2 is here for …
Project Volterra is the first desktop PC from Microsoft
There’s always a first time for everything! While some diehards may have expected Microsoft to finally launch a true desktop PC under its Surface line, the company has pulled …
Majority of UK workers are still using old devices
Time to take stock! A new study conducted by YouGov for Microsoft has revealed that 66% of the workers in the United Kingdom are still using the same device …
PC market struggling as Windows 11 takes a bow
Not the best way to greet a new operating system, but what can you do, eh? Microsoft launched its new OS earlier in the month, with Windows 11 now …
Unsupported Windows 11 PCs to get cumulative updates until launch
Well, that’s a relief! Microsoft recently made a couple of big moves, the first of which is finally announcing the release date of the Windows 11 operating system. To …
No updates for unsupported devices that run Windows 11
Risky business! Microsoft recently drew battle lines when it reiterated its decision to only allow modern hardware to run Windows 11. And with nary a doubt, hue and cry …
