Articles from 2025
Browse all Windows news articles published in 2025
Azure-Powered WP Engine Goes Live in Dubai, Promising Faster Sites and UAE Data Sovereignty
On September 10, 2025, WP Engine flipped the switch on a local deployment of its managed WordPress platform inside Microsoft Azure’s Dubai data center. The move puts the company’s...
Windows 7 Now Holds Single-Digit Market Share: Critical Security Steps for Remaining Users
The often-cited statistic that one-third of the world's computers run Windows 7 is no longer accurate—and hasn't been for years. Modern telemetry from multiple independent trackers places Windows...
The Mosquito Gang 4.2 on FileHippo: Why Steam Is Still the Safer Bet for Windows Users
Space Raccoon Game Studio’s The Mosquito Gang turned heads with its May 20, 2025 launch on Steam, offering an asymmetric multiplayer twist where players control a bloodthirsty swarm rather than the...
Duck.ai Opens the Door to OpenAI’s 120B-Parameter Model: What Windows Users Need to Know
OpenAI’s massive 120-billion-parameter open-weight model can now be used entirely for free, no GPU required, through DuckDuckGo’s privacy-first chatbot Duck.ai. The surprise addition, first...
Windows 11 25H2 ISOs Released for Insiders: Enablement Packages, Deprecations, and Clean Install Essentials
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New Script Shrinks Windows 11 to a 2GB ISO and 2.8GB Install Footprint — With Major Caveats
The tiny-Windows movement just got a radical new entry. NTDEV, the creator of tiny11, has unveiled nano11, a PowerShell script that ruthlessly strips Windows 11 down to an ISO just over 2 GB and an...
Microsoft’s September Patch Tuesday Combats Office RCEs and Preview Pane Exploits with 80+ Fixes
Microsoft’s September 9, 2025 Patch Tuesday release delivers over 80 security fixes, but a cluster of critical Office remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities—some exploitable through document...
Orbbec Targets Japan’s Logistics Robots with Configurable LiDAR and IP67 Stereo Camera
Orbbec made a decisive entry into Japan’s robotics and logistics automation market this September, simultaneously unveiling two purpose-built 3D vision sensors at ROSCon JP 2025 and Logis-Tech...
The Hidden Digital Divide at Campus Family Weekends: How Baylor Students Juggle Time Zones and Streaming
Baylor University’s Family Weekend looks like the picture of campus joy: food trucks lining the sidewalks, a Lauren Daigle concert, and a football kickoff against Samford. But for a significant...
Unlocking Windows 11’s Hidden Gems: Emoji Panel, Surf Game, and a Telnet Trip to a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Windows 11 ships with a handful of features that blur the line between hidden gem and inside joke. Some lands in your lap with a simple keyboard shortcut, while others demand a quick detour through...
Baylor's Family Weekend: From Homesickness Cure to 65-Year Campus Tradition
What began as a one-day remedy for student homesickness in 1960 has grown into a 65-year-old ritual of connection, heritage, and campus life at Baylor University. Family Weekend, originally Parents...