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This tiny version of Windows 11 fits into just 2.29 GB and is 'extremely aggressive' in removing bloat such as Xbox, Solitaire and Defender
By Jacob Ridley Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (September 15, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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BUMMER
The deflating realization that a neat little game was AI all along
By Morgan Park Published
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'Microsoft has become like an arsonist selling firefighting services to their victims' says US senator, referring it to the FTC for a cybersecurity flaw, though Microsoft says it has a plan
By Andy Edser Last updated
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FTC targets Google, Meta, X, and others with inquiry into AI chatbot safety: 'Protecting kids online is a top priority'
By Andy Chalk Published
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Microsoft's big Windows 11 25H2 update is now available to download but in terms of new features it's a total nothing burger
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Someone hacked AI into Animal Crossing to give villagers even more to gossip about, including Tom Nook's evil empire and Trump
By Jacob Fox Published
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BUMMER
The deflating realization that a neat little game was AI all along
By Morgan Park Published
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FTC targets Google, Meta, X, and others with inquiry into AI chatbot safety: 'Protecting kids online is a top priority'
By Andy Chalk Published
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Someone hacked AI into Animal Crossing to give villagers even more to gossip about, including Tom Nook's evil empire and Trump
By Jacob Fox Published
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OpenAI is backing a new animated feature film 'made largely with AI' to prove it can make films 'faster and cheaper' than Hollywood
By Andy Chalk Published
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Nvidia's CFO says there's still 'a little geopolitical situation that we need to work through' before shipping its AI GPUs to China, but it's 'a $2 billion to $5 billion potential opportunity'
By Andy Edser Published
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Anthropic agrees to pay $1.5 billion to authors whose work trained AI in priciest copyright settlement in U.S. history
By Stevie Bonifield Published
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OpenAI boss Sam Altman dons metaphorical hot dog suit as he realises, huh, there sure are a lot of annoying AI-powered bots online these days
By Joshua Wolens Published
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OpenAI has teamed up with Broadcom to make its own AI processors, according to a report, possibly as part of a long-term plan to move away from Nvidia's GPUs
By Nick Evanson Published
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Midjourney's troubles get worse as Warner Bros Discovery sues the AI image generator for copyright infringement
By Andy Chalk Published
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Browsers
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Critics claim the latest judgement against Google is a 'feckless remedy to the most storied case of monopolisation of the past quarter century' while the US DOJ says 'we're not done'
By James Bentley Published
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Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, despite its near-monopoly, as its dominance is not 'sufficiently attributable to its illegal conduct'
By James Bentley Published
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UK secretary of state for science, innovation and technology says you're on the side of 'extreme pornographers' and 'predators' if you want the Online Safety Act walked back
By Harvey Randall Published
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Fresh zero-day vulnerability in Chrome found to be actively exploited by hackers in the wild
By Jess Kinghorn Published
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Microsoft tweaks Edge to give it "significant performance improvements" though you're only getting up to 9% more oomph
By Nick Evanson Published
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Security researcher claims 35 Chrome extensions with 4,000,000+ installs 'include some kind of spyware or infostealer'
By Andy Edser Published
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Google asks Trump's DOJ to please, please, please reconsider parting it from Chrome
By Jess Kinghorn Published
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uBlock and a handful of other popular Google Chrome extensions have been axed overnight, but some of them just require turning off and on again
By James Bentley Published
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Losing its Edge
Morbid curiosity made me swap from Chrome to Opera's 'gaming browser' but its early 2000s custom ringtone vibes give me the ick
By James Bentley Published
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Operating Systems
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This tiny version of Windows 11 fits into just 2.29 GB and is 'extremely aggressive' in removing bloat such as Xbox, Solitaire and Defender
By Jacob Ridley Published
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Microsoft's big Windows 11 25H2 update is now available to download but in terms of new features it's a total nothing burger
By Jeremy Laird Published
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If Microsoft wins this UK court case it might spell the end of second-hand Windows licenses
By Jacob Fox Published
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Former MS engineer Dave Plummer admits he accidentally coded Pinball to run 'at like, 5,000 frames per second' on Windows NT
By Andy Edser Published
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Microsoft has blown the dust off the source code for a version of Bill Gates' first-ever operating system
By Nick Evanson Published
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Play it safe
Linux almost turned my Gamescom trip into a catastrophic disaster, but a Windows USB came to my rescue
By Jacob Fox Published
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What if modern PC gaming were just a little more Nintendo? Kazeta, a Linux-based OS, aims to find out with plug 'n' play SD 'carts' and by going all in on retro simplicity
By Jess Kinghorn Published
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After 4,500 hours of testing, SSD controller specialist Phison rules out allegations that a Windows 11 update is bricking drives
By Jeremy Laird Published
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Microsoft locks down HQ as anti-Israel protesters live stream themselves storming the company president's office
By Jeremy Laird Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (September 15, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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Steam mega-update ends our long national game-sorting nightmare, adds CPU temp measuring, and a gajillion other bullet points
By Joshua Wolens Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (September 8, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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Dressed? Impressed
Roblox codes for September 2025: Get free items with the latest codes
By Jessica Orr Last updated
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Team Cherry confirms Silksong price and launch times—it's definitely $20, and it won't be releasing at the stroke of midnight on Thursday
By Shaun Prescott Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (September 1, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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Wanna Be Like Sudo
You don't need to wait for SteamOS to ditch Windows: I've been running Linux for the past 2 months and the revolution is already here
By Joshua Wolens Published
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New on Steam
Five new Steam games you probably missed (August 25, 2025)
By Shaun Prescott Published
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Bargain
Steam sale dates: When is the next Steam sale?
By Fraser Brown Last updated
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'Microsoft has become like an arsonist selling firefighting services to their victims' says US senator, referring it to the FTC for a cybersecurity flaw, though Microsoft says it has a plan
By Andy Edser Last updated
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Machine wars
Eye scans and digital IDs to stop online bots in games: It's not quite as Orwellian as you might think but proof-of-human isn't problem-free
By Jacob Fox Last updated
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A free Chrome VPN with over 100,000 installations has been accused of snapping unauthorised screenshots of websites and spying on its users location data
By Andy Edser Published
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'One of the most powerful DDoS botnets to ever exist' has been taken down by the DoJ with help from Amazon Web Services, Google, Cloudflare and others
By Andy Edser Published
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A free chicken nugget hack helped uncover multiple McDonald's cybersecurity fails: 'All I had to do was change login to register in the URL' to access 'highly confidential and proprietary information'
By Andy Edser Published
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Still using WinRAR? It might be time for an update, as a zero-day vulnerability is being 'exploited in the wild in the guise of job application documents'
By Andy Edser Published
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Asus says 'all issues have been resolved' regarding Armoury Crate, MyAsus, and router vulnerabilities, so I'd jump on those updates now if you were putting them off
By Andy Edser Published
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Microsoft warns of 'active attacks' on its government and business server tech, with one cybersecurity expert claiming that they should 'assume that you have been compromised'
By Jacob Fox Published
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Google begins legal action against BadBox 2.0, 'the largest known botnet of internet-connected TVs' affecting more than 10,000,000 Android devices including *checks notes* picture frames
By Andy Edser Published
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Someone hacked AI into Animal Crossing to give villagers even more to gossip about, including Tom Nook's evil empire and Trump
By Jacob Fox Published
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News
Steam mega-update ends our long national game-sorting nightmare, adds CPU temp measuring, and a gajillion other bullet points
By Joshua Wolens Published
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Machine wars
Eye scans and digital IDs to stop online bots in games: It's not quite as Orwellian as you might think but proof-of-human isn't problem-free
By Jacob Fox Last updated
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