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Apple’s First Foldable iPhone Could Be Called “iPhone Duo” — Here’s What We Know So Far

Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone may finally be getting closer to reality, and the name could be one of the biggest surprises. While earlier reports have suggested that Apple could call its first foldable iPhone Ultra, a new rumor claims the device may instead launch as the iPhone Duo. The name reportedly appeared through a third-party […]

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ChatGPT Work Can Now Learn Your Writing Voice From Your Emails and Apps

If AI-generated writing has ever felt a little too polished—or simply not like you—ChatGPT Work is getting a feature that could change that. OpenAI is rolling out a personalization capability that allows ChatGPT Work to learn how you write by using information from connected apps and files. Instead of relying entirely on generic instructions such […]

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GPT-6 Astra Is Here: OpenAI’s New AI Model Pushes Computer Use, Coding and AGI Closer

OpenAI has officially unveiled GPT-6 Astra, describing it as a new generation of intelligence and its most capable and aligned model yet. Unlike a traditional model upgrade focused mainly on better answers, Astra is designed to act. It can use computers, browse the web, write and test software, work through professional documents, analyze scientific data, […]

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Microsoft’s Project Zenith Turns Windows 11 PCs Into Ready-to-Code Developer Machines

Microsoft is taking another step toward making Windows 11 a better operating system for developers with Project Zenith, a new ready-to-code Windows experience designed specifically for developer-class PCs. Announced on September 4, Project Zenith is built around a simple idea: developers should not have to spend hours configuring a new Windows machine before they can […]

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Anthropic May Be Preparing Two New Claude Models, and a Double Release Could Be Coming

Anthropic may be preparing not one, but two new Claude models for release. Two mysterious identifiers have surfaced in developer circles: claude-melon-eap and claude-marshmallow-eap. They are reportedly early-access test versions of upcoming Claude models, although Anthropic has not officially confirmed either identifier or what products they will eventually become. The speculation is getting particularly interesting […]

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Microsoft Is Modernizing Windows 11’s Classic Mouse Indicator with New Shortcut & Persistent Mode

Losing your mouse pointer on a giant 4K monitor or across three different displays is a daily annoyance. For years, Windows offered a simple fix: tap the Ctrl key, and a tiny animated ring pulsed around your cursor to pinpoint its location. Now, that legacy accessibility tool is finally getting a practical overhaul in Windows […]

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Microsoft Executive Defends Windows 11 Performance After Viral Criticism, Calls Claims Misleading

Microsoft has responded to a wave of viral posts claiming that Windows 11 suffers from poor performance, with a senior company executive pushing back against the accusations. The executive said the claims don’t accurately represent the current state of Windows 11 and pointed to the steady improvements Microsoft has been making over the past few […]

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Windows 11 Fixes Its Search Indexing Frustration by Learning Your Daily Habits

Searching for files on Windows has often felt like a hit-or-miss experience. You download a document or edit a photo in a custom folder, try searching for it a few hours later, and Windows Search returns empty results. Historically, this happened because Windows only indexed specific default directories—like Documents, Pictures, and Desktop—unless you manually configured […]

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Microsoft Confirms Modern WinUI 3 Redesign for Classic AutoPlay Dialog in Windows 11

Microsoft is accelerating its efforts to modernize legacy elements of the Windows shell. In a progress report on Windows quality commitments, Pavan Davuluri, Corporate Vice President of Windows and Devices, officially confirmed that the classic AutoPlay dialog and File/Folder Properties dialogs will soon receive modern WinUI 3 updates in upcoming Windows Insider Preview Experimental builds. […]

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Windows 11 to Get Much Faster on 8GB RAM Laptops – Microsoft announces Memory Footprint Reduction

Microsoft is taking direct action to solve one of Windows 11’s biggest pain points: high memory usage on everyday computers. In an official update on Windows quality commitments, Pavan Davuluri, CVP of Windows & Devices, announced an initiative aimed at lowering the operating system’s memory footprint—specifically targeting PCs with 8GB of RAM and above. If […]

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Xbox Gamescom 2026: Microsoft Confirms 25-Game Showcase, Gears of War E-Day, Modern Warfare 4, Minecraft Dungeons II and More

Microsoft has officially announced its Gamescom 2026 plans, confirming one of its biggest event lineups yet. Visitors can expect an expansive Xbox booth featuring 25 games, exclusive hands-on experiences with some of the year’s most anticipated titles, special live broadcasts, and celebrations marking 25 years of Xbox. Whether you’re attending Gamescom in person or following […]

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GPT-5.6 Sol Now Lasts Longer: OpenAI Improves Usage Efficiency by 18% and Restores Limits

OpenAI has announced an important update for GPT-5.6 Sol, addressing one of the biggest concerns raised by ChatGPT Work and Codex users since the model’s launch. After investigating reports that Sol was consuming usage limits much faster than expected, the company has introduced several backend optimizations that should make users’ quotas last around 18% longer […]

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Windows 11 KB5101681 Preview Brings New AI Features, File Explorer Improvements, and Voice Access Upgrades

Microsoft has released Windows 11 KB5101681 Preview, bringing OS Build 28000.2608 to Windows Insiders in the Canary Channel. While this preview update doesn’t introduce major user-facing features, it focuses on improving stability, reliability, and the overall Windows 11 experience through a collection of fixes and under-the-hood enhancements. As expected from Canary Channel releases, the update […]

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Windows 11 KB5101684 Preview Update Released: New Voice Isolation, File Explorer Upgrades, Windows Hello ESS, and More

Microsoft has released the Windows 11 KB5101684 Preview update for Windows 11 version 25H2 and version 24H2, bringing OS Builds 26200.8973 and 26100.8973. As an optional non-security preview update, KB5101684 introduces several new features while delivering a long list of quality improvements ahead of next month’s Patch Tuesday release. The update focuses on improving everyday […]

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The AI Limit Wars: Anthropic and OpenAI Clash with Massive Rate Limit Resets Post GPT-5.6 Sol Launch

The AI arms race just hit a boiling point, and everyday developers are the ultimate winners. In a perfectly synchronized sequence of tech-industry chess, OpenAI and Anthropic have launched a dual-front assault on user limits. What started as a massive product drop quickly devolved into a strategic quota war, with Anthropic firing the first retaliatory […]

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OpenAI Teases ChatGPT and Codex Merger: Official Teaser Points to New AI “SuperApp”

OpenAI appears to be laying the groundwork for its biggest software transformation yet. Recent teasers from OpenAI insiders and developers point toward a major architectural shift: the consolidation of the ChatGPT desktop application and the Codex development ecosystem into a single, unified AI workspace. If these hints are any indication, the boundary between a standard […]

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Download official Windows 11 Insider ISO builds 26220.8764, 26300.8782, 2820.2380 & 28120.2387

Microsoft has officially updated its lineup of Windows 11 Insider Preview ISO images. This new release spans multiple development tracks, making it easier for enthusiasts, developers, and IT administrators to try out the latest feature configurations from scratch. Whether you want to perform a completely clean installation, test compatibility in a virtual machine, or fix […]

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Google Chrome Just Added a Much-Desired Vertical Tabs Feature Microsoft Edge Is Still Missing

Google continues to improve the Vertical Tabs experience in Chrome with a small but highly practical feature. The latest Chrome Canary build introduces a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Shift + L) that instantly collapses or expands the Vertical Tabs panel, making navigation much faster for keyboard users. The addition was first spotted by Leopeva64 on […]

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