Articles from June 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published in June 2026
2026 Mortgage Tech Shift: Why Lenders Are Ditching Speed for Forensic-Level AI Audits
For years, mortgage lenders raced to deploy artificial intelligence that could slash closing times from weeks to hours. In 2026, the rules have changed: the industry is being told to slow down and...
Google DeepMind Invests $75M in A24 to Build AI Film Tools, Reshaping Windows-Based Production Workflows
Google DeepMind and A24 Films have forged a landmark research partnership, sealed in June 2026, that will funnel roughly $75 million into developing artificial intelligence tools purpose-built for...
Silicon Valley Judge Rules AI-Driven Hiring Can Be Discriminatory, Workday Suit Advances
On June 22, 2026, a federal judge in San Francisco handed down a ruling that sent shockwaves through the enterprise software industry: Workday, the $70 billion HR technology giant, must continue...
Cannes 2026: Microsoft Pivots Copilot Ads from Futuristic Hype to Practical Workflow
Microsoft used the Cannes Lions stage on June 22, 2026, to unveil a dramatic change in how it advertises its Copilot AI assistant. Instead of positioning the technology as a futuristic marvel,...
Palo Alto Networks Unifies Cloud Defense: How Prisma Cloud’s Single Risk Model Secures Containers, Identities, and Compliance
Palo Alto Networks has pushed the cloud security envelope further with Prisma Cloud, a cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) that consolidates posture management, workload protection,...
Microsoft Starts Auto-Installing Windows 11 25H2 on Home and Pro PCs—But Don’t Expect a Feature Bonanza
Microsoft kicked off the automatic deployment of Windows 11 version 25H2 to eligible consumer devices on May 15, 2025, marking a significant shift in how the company rolls out its semi-annual...
Google Play Slashes Premium Android Games to 10 Cents—Including Wreckfest, Titan Quest, and More
Google Play has stunned mobile gamers with a fire-sale discounting several premium Android titles to just $0.10 each. The promotion, which surfaced without much fanfare, instantly grabbed attention...
Why Windows 11 Still Splits Hardware Management Across Settings and Control Panel
Windows 11 presents a polished, modern interface for everyday tasks, but plug in a printer, pair a Bluetooth headset, or need to update a driver, and you may find yourself shuttling between the sleek...
2026 Gaming PC Essentials: RTX 50, RX 9000, and the Rise of 1440p
The best gaming PCs of 2026 won't chase 8K dreams—they'll dominate the 1440p sweet spot with ferocious efficiency. As Nvidia's GeForce RTX 50 series and AMD's Radeon RX 9000 series reshape the...
iPhone-Android Messaging Just Got Better: Inline Replies and Tapback Photos in iOS 27 Beta 2
Apple dropped iOS 27 beta 2 to developers on June 22, 2026, and it delivers a long-awaited upgrade to cross-platform messaging. The update introduces inline replies and dramatically improved photo...
Pixel Users Face Touchscreen Failures, Vanishing Widgets After Android 17 Update
Pixel users who rushed to install Google’s latest Android 17 update are discovering that the new software isn’t quite ready for prime time. Just hours after the over-the-air release began hitting...
Paul Thurrott Exposes Windows 11’s UI Schizophrenia: Modern Emoji Picker vs. Fossilized Device Manager
On June 22, 2026, veteran Windows journalist Paul Thurrott published two new installments to his Windows 11 Field Guide — and the pairing inadvertently lays bare one of the operating system’s...