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2026-06-11 7 stories
- Report: Pokemon Go video scans may have been used for AI drone training 2 sources
- There's one AI machine that doesn't need a nuclear power station to run, and it points to a potential way forward in the memory crisis
- The UK’s number one iOS game 38-0-0 was built overnight by an amateur using Claude
- Quote of the day by AMD CEO Lisa Su: "For everything that AI can do, AI can't decide which problems are worth solving" — GenAI is nothing without its human babysitters
- Phanteks shows off PC case that bucks the fish tank trend in favour of greater thermal efficiency and giving your GPU its own little room
- Microsoft's search lead unveils a Bing 'kill switch' for Copilot AI answers: "Not everyone wants AI for everything"
- Microsoft refuses to add this File Explorer feature, so the Files app stepped up
2026-06-10 8 stories
- Windows 11’s June update shuts down an intentional BitLocker backdoor with full file access — here’s what changed
- PowerToys just made Command Palette extensions easier to install and manage
- New Arm tech enables the use of Unreal Engine MegaLights on mobile
- Microsoft rolls out Windows Low Latency Profile, giving older PCs a bit more snap when opening the Start Menu and apps
- Microsoft AI chief backtracks on job loss fears — while Satya Nadella pushes for AI agents to be treated like employees
- Linux driver for vintage AMD GPUs gets an update with a helping hand from Copilot AI, keeping old hardware alive and kicking
- Google claims most users know 'information generated with AI should not be blindly trusted,' but a court ruled it's still liable for false claims made in AI Overview
- Both lawyers in case use hallucinating AI, causing judge to throw up hands, bar them for 2 years, fine everybody, and call the whole thing off for 60 days
2026-06-09 5 stories
- New rumour claims with '100%' confidence that AMD's next-gen Zen 6 desktop CPU will run at over 6.5 GHz
- LibreOffice slams Euro-Office as "a freeware clone" of Microsoft Office — riding on digital sovereignty
- Following generative AI controversy, Crazy Taxi: World Tour lead clarifies how the tech is being used
- Everyone Missed the First Intel Z990 "Nova Lake-S" Motherboard at Computex
- Apple's virtual Siri-ball is a glowing reminder to Google and Microsoft that user interfaces really matter in software
2026-06-08 3 stories
- Satya Nadella says Microsoft's revamped AI data centers need as little water for cooling as "what a single restaurant would use"
- One of the best mini PCs we tested for work and gaming drops to a bargain price with a promo code before Amazon Prime Day
- A developer got the original Half-Life running on a 2007 Nokia N95 at a respectable 30 fps, plus it even works with a mouse and keyboard
2026-06-06 4 stories
- Satya Nadella denies claims Microsoft wants to “make people addicted" to AI — as the company shifts from Bill Gates’ software vision to an agentic future
- Review: Logitech's G325 Lightspeed Is a Smart, Colourful and Awfully Good Value Wireless Gaming Headset
- 2026's weirdest tech leak involves scuba diving, a Caribbean island, and Gearbox head honcho Randy Pitchford, and no, it's not what you expect
- 'Reinventing the PC' is the concept Nvidia wanted to get across this Computex, but I'm not sure the AI room is being read
2026-06-05 7 stories
- Thermal Grizzly's experimental direct-die CPU block is '3-4 times better' than most—but it uses diamond sheets that cost €500 each
- MSI's new Strike Alloy has almost every gaming keyboard buzzword thrown at it, with TMR, 8k, and rapid trigger, and you can even use it underwater
- Microsoft lists 15 new reasons to switch to the New Outlook but many users say it still isn’t ready
- Microsoft Edge goes passwordless with Windows Hello — marking a major shift toward biometric and device-based security
- Build 2026 only makes sense if you remember Build 2025: a look back at the groundwork of the "age of AI agents"
- "We are seeing a certain degree of effectiveness from the use of generative AI" - Capcom clarifies its stance on using the controversial tech
- "That's what the next 100 days will be about": Xbox CEO Asha Sharma says memory shortages from AI are "uncomfortable," and the next big "challenge and opportunity"
2026-06-04 5 stories
- Windows 11's cluttered and controversial context menus are going away
- This gaming monitor has a feature that I've never seen before in a display: a slot that you can jam a full graphics card into
- Report: FSR 4.1 Currently Doubtful For RDNA 3.5 Processors
- Keychron told us its new gaming mouse switches will have haptics like the Superstrike, but I'll still have to feel them for myself to be convinced
- "2,000 to 3,000 new hits every single day": Dangerous malware "WeedHack" hides in Minecraft mods, gives attackers webcam access, Steam and Discord passwords, and more
2026-06-03 7 stories
- Microsoft launches seven in‑house AI models to cut developer costs and reduce reliance on OpenAI
- I got my hands on Framework's 'MacBook Pro for Linux users' and its tagline isn't just marketing hyperbole
- Here are the 6 biggest features and improvements coming to Windows 11 in the June 2026 update on Tuesday
- Cooler Master is playing around with a 2000 W CPU and GPU cooling solution with four huge 180 mm fans
- Cherry attempts to change my mind about wireless gaming keyboards with world's first Ultra-Wideband button basher
- “You can’t edit Office 2019 for Mac after July 13.” Microsoft blames certificates, but critics call it obsolescence
- "Defining Modern Warfare by its sound signatures": The latest sneak peek into this year's Call of Duty shows off soundscapes powered by Microsoft Triton tech
2026-06-02 4 stories
- I dug into the Windows 11 features insiders got in May 2026 and here’s what matters most
- GTA Online Cheat Provider Hit By Widespread Data Breach
- Google is raising an army of 32 million mosquitoes like some kind of Metal Gear Solid villain
- Asus outs 32-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor with new LG RGB-stripe panel, but it's a bit behind on brightness