Articles from June 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published in June 2026
After WSA’s Demise, These 3 Android Emulators Keep Windows 11 Complete in 2026
Microsoft yanked Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) out of Windows 11 in March 2025, ending the short-lived experiment of running Android apps natively on the desktop. The removal, which was...
Marathon Won't Open on PC? BattlEye, Steam Integrity, and Windows Update Fixes
Bungie’s new extraction shooter, Marathon, has finally reached the hands of players, but a wave of Windows users are staring at a non-responsive launch. Instead of dropping into the battlefield,...
ServiceNow Unveils EmployeeWorks: AI-Driven Help Desk Tightly Integrated with Microsoft Teams
ServiceNow has launched EmployeeWorks, a new AI-powered help desk that combines the conversational intelligence of Moveworks with its own workflow automation engine, all accessible directly within...
The Widget Conundrum in Windows 11 Insider Beta 26220.8680: Balancing Productivity and Distraction
Microsoft’s newest Windows 11 Insider Beta build, 26220.8680, is reigniting a long-simmering debate among IT administrators and power users: should Widgets stay on or be turned off? This update...
Long-Awaited Taskbar Freedom Arrives in Windows 11 25H2 Experimental Preview
Microsoft has begun testing a long-requested feature in Windows 11: the ability to move the taskbar to any edge of the screen. On May 15, 2026, the company released a new preview build to Windows...
Windows 11 KB5095093 Preview Puts Shared Audio on Pilot, but Universal Rollout Remains Distant
Microsoft’s optional June 23, 2026 preview update, KB5095093, nudges Bluetooth LE Audio in Windows 11 closer to public use, but the company still isn’t flipping the switch on Shared Audio for...
ChatGPT Dominates U.S. AI Adoption with 44% of Adults, Pew Reveals, as Search Shifts
ChatGPT has now become the most-used AI chatbot in the United States, marking a fundamental shift in how Americans search for information and threatening the business models of countless online...
Zoom’s 2026 Vision: How Enterprise-Grade Security and AI Will Redefine the Windows Meeting Experience
Zoom Communications has set an ambitious course for its cloud video-conferencing platform, targeting a 2026 experience where joining is frictionless, security is invisible yet ironclad, and AI does...
Cordyceps CI/CD Attacks Exploit Workflow Trust to Threaten Hundreds of Open Source Repos
A widespread CI/CD supply‑chain attack pattern, dubbed Cordyceps, left hundreds of open source projects dangerously exposed in June 2026. Novee Security’s automated scan of roughly 30,000 popular...
Build 2026: Microsoft Releases Azure Linux 4.0 Public Preview, a Free Fedora-Based OS for VM Scale Sets
Microsoft surprised the cloud computing world at its Build 2026 developer conference by launching Azure Linux 4.0 into public preview. The free, Microsoft-maintained Linux distribution, built on a...
One Registry Key to a Snappier Windows 11 File Explorer: Disable Automatic Folder Type Discovery
Windows 11’s File Explorer has faced its share of criticism for sluggish performance, especially when navigating directories with mixed content. A single registry tweak—reviving a decades-old...
Thermal Cameras Meet Windows: The Ultimate Home Diagnostic Toolkit for Detecting Leaks and Electrical Faults
A decade ago, owning a thermal camera meant either a deep corporate budget or a career in building inspection or firefighting. Today, for less than the cost of a mid-range graphics card, you can clip...