Pixel 11 Leaks Point to Incremental Changes — Here's Why Your Pixel 10 Is Still Enough
If the latest leaks are accurate, Google’s Pixel 11 will be a study in restraint. Reports suggest the next base-model Pixel will stick to an almost identical design, keep the same display size, and...
21% of Windows Devices Are Still on Windows 10. The Upgrade Rush Is Over—Now Comes the Hard Part.
Eight months after Microsoft pulled the plug on Windows 10 support, roughly 21% of Windows devices are still running the obsolete operating system, according to new inventory data from Lansweeper....
Amazon Kills Kindle for PC: What Every Windows Reader Must Do Before June 30
Amazon pulled the plug on its legacy Kindle for PC application on June 30, 2026, leaving readers who depend on the desktop software unable to access their digital libraries. The replacement is a...
Steam Machine Gets Windows 11 Drivers: Prepare Your Recovery Plan Before Wiping SteamOS
Valve published official Windows drivers for its Steam Machine hardware in early July 2026, opening a path to install Windows 11 on the compact gaming PC. The driver package removes a fundamental...
Your Design Portfolio Needs Interactive Prototypes Now, Warns Figma’s VP of Design
Noah Levin, Figma’s vice president of product design, has a clear message for anyone angling for a design role: the interview bar has risen, not fallen, because of AI. In a July 16 interview with...
CMS Aims to Fix Medicare's AI Payment Puzzle with Temporary 2027 'Software as a Medical Service' Category
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is proposing a one-year temporary payment category for clinical AI and diagnostic software tools, marking the agency’s most concrete step yet toward...
Sprinklr Summer Update Connects Microsoft Copilot and Teams to Real-Time Customer Signals
On July 15, 2026, Sprinklr launched its Summer ’26 platform update, a release that squarely targets the lag between customer feedback and operational response. The headline for Windows-centric...
FCC Filing Suggests Pixel 11’s Tensor G6 Will Ditch Samsung Modem for MediaTek
Google’s next flagship phone may finally solve one of the Pixel line’s longest-running grievances: cellular modem performance. An FCC filing for an upcoming foldable model, spotted by Android...
Azure's NVv4 GPU VMs Are Getting Decommissioned—Here's How to Move Before the 2026 Deadline
Microsoft will retire its entire Azure NVv4-series GPU virtual machine fleet on September 30, 2026. After that date, any remaining instances will be forcibly deallocated—they stop working, stop...
OneDrive Pulls Support for Older Windows 10 Versions on August 15, 2026 — What You Need to Know
Microsoft has set a hard deadline for OneDrive sync on Windows 10: starting August 15, 2026, PCs running versions older than 22H2 will no longer be supported. The sync client won’t instantly stop...
Torvalds Tells Linux Devs to ‘Fork It’ Over AI Reviews—What Windows Shops Must Know
Linus Torvalds has reportedly drawn a hard line in the escalating debate over AI-assisted code review in the Linux kernel: the project will not become anti-AI, and contributors unwilling to accept...
Rust Becomes Mandatory for Some New Linux Kernel Drivers as Experiment Ends
Greg Kroah-Hartman, the stable kernel maintainer for Linux, delivered a definitive message at Open Source Summit India in Mumbai on July 15, 2026: Rust is no longer an experiment in the kernel...