In 2015, I saw the best demo that you’ll probably never see: the press-only demo of the Microsoft HoloLens.
This week, Microsoft celebrates its 50th anniversary on April 4, 2025, and at PCWorld we’ll be spending some time looking back on how it got here. But PCWorld also celebrated something else even more important: the life of our colleague,
Want to talk with Copilot? If you do, Microsoft is testing an intuitive little tweak to allow you to do so.
On March 10, Microsoft launched a new shortcut that is rolling out as part of the Copilot app on Windows: a “long press” combination of Alt+SPACE as a press-to-talk shortcut to open the Copilot app. But who would remember that?
By now, you’ve heard of the U.S.’s decision to levy tariffs on imports—all goods made in China, as well as select materials worldwide, like steel and aluminum. At the time of this article’s publishing, taxes on products coming from Canada and Mexico also were likely to begin early April, with additional tariffs proposed for more materials and products worldwide.
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Newly appointed Intel chief executive Lip-Bu Tan said all the right things in his opening statement as Intel’s new chief executive, pledging to earn customer trust and return to an engineering-based culture at the chipmaker.
Tan, who has served about two weeks on the job, didn’t indicate any major changes would be forthcoming. For now, he emphasized that In
Last week, Google launched the new Gemini 2.5 AI model, the company’s “most intelligent AI model” that’s designed to tackle increasingly complex problems. At launch, Gemini 2.5 was only available to paying Gemini Advanced and Google AI Studio customers, but that’s n
