- Microsoft updates Windows 11 supported CPU list and… makes things more confusing

Microsoft changed the way it lists Intel CPUs that support Windows 11, leading to omissions and confusion for older machine users, while the AMD and Qualcomm lists have yet to be
- Windows 10 super light Tiny10 x64 23H1, optimized for PC with only 2GB RAM

NTDEV has recently released the tiny10 2303 version in x64 format to help users use more functions and RAM than the previous 32-bit x86 version.
- Global Windows market share statistics for November 2025: Windows 10 and Windows 11 continue to give Microsoft headaches

Statcounter's November report shows Windows 11 losing market share despite being the only supported version, while Windows 10 saw a slight increase. The overall Windows market
- Ordered RTX 5080 GPU worth $1,200, customer received 4 rocks, Best Buy refused to refund

A Best Buy customer found an RTX 5080 GPU box filled with pebbles. Despite complaining immediately, Best Buy refused to refund. The Reddit community chimed in and advised the
- Proton Sheets Launches: An Encrypted Spreadsheet to Replace Excel and Google Sheets

Proton introduces Proton Sheets – an end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet tool that supports collaboration, formulas and charts, works like Excel and Google Sheets but is more secure
- The first color Kindle Scribe is scheduled to launch on December 10.

The company said the new Kindle Scribe Colorsoft and refreshed Kindle Scribe will officially hit shelves on December 10, keeping the same prices announced in September.
- Skyrocketing RAM Prices Are Just the Beginning – 3 Other PC Components Are About to Enter a 'Price Storm' Period

DDR5 RAM doubles as DRAM shortage lasts until 2027–2028. GPUs, SSDs, and pre-built PCs are also set to increase in price. The PC market is getting worse — this may be your last
- Old CPUs worth buying in 2025: Economical yet powerful

Despite being a few years old, many CPUs like the i3-10100F, Ryzen 5000, or i7-6700K still run modern games well and are budget options worth considering in 2025.
- Intel may produce chips for iPhone

Apple is evaluating the Intel 18A-P process for M-series chips, and analysts predict that the regular iPhone 21, due in 2028, could use Intel-made chips. The 18A-P process
- Apple quietly removed an important photography feature on iPhone 17 Pro: Users were surprised and disappointed

Apple has confirmed that it has removed Night Mode Portrait Mode from the iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max. Find out why this popular feature from 2020 is gone and how it affects the
- NVIDIA stops driver support for Maxwell, Pascal, Volta – GTX 1080 Ti officially enters legacy list

NVIDIA launches GeForce 590 driver, ending Game Ready Driver support for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs – including the GTX 1080 Ti. Turing, Ampere, Ada Lovelace, and Blackwell
- Google Chrome upgrades Autofill: smarter, deeply integrated with many payment services

Chrome improves Autofill with the ability to pull data from your Google Account and Google Wallet, automatically filling in addresses, membership cards, trip information, and more
- Gemini to top global search Google Search 2025

Google's 2025 search data shows Gemini leading in terms of searches worldwide, followed by DeepSeek in 6th place.
- 90s apps still have a place on the Windows desktop today

Many softwares that were born in the 1990s such as 7-Zip, PowerToys, Photoshop or Illustrator are still working strongly and are indispensable tools on modern Windows. Why are they
- Google starts inserting ads into AI Mode search results

Google officially shows sponsored ads in Gemini's AI Mode, marking the expansion of advertising into the AI search ecosystem.
- Notepad on Windows 11 now supports creating tables and upgraded a series of AI features

The new version of Notepad on Windows 11 adds the ability to create tables, improves AI engine and supports streaming results, now released to Windows Insiders.
- How to Add More USB Ports to Your Android Phone

Android phone only has one USB-C port? Don't worry! This article shows you how to expand your connection with dongles, PD charging hubs, and magnetic hubs to turn your phone into a
- The $10,000 RTX PRO 6000 graphics card turned into a 'brick' because the PCIe port broke and could not be replaced.

A $10,000 RTX PRO 6000 workstation graphics card was rendered useless because of a broken PCIe board, but NVIDIA did not provide replacement parts. Modular design but cannot be
- The Game Awards 2025: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 leads with record nominations

The 2025 Game Awards nominations have been announced with 29 categories. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sets a record as the most nominated game in the history of the awards ceremony.
- Why does desktop PC power consumption really matter?

Many people build PCs without paying attention to power consumption, but energy efficiency directly affects costs, heat, noise, and component life. This is why users should pay