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Cheating at online multiplayer games is just petty. If you do it, you’re a jackass. I could probably end the story right there on a universal truism, but Activision’s anti-cheat squad Team Ricochet has to be a little more proactive when it deals with the cheaters in online Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 matches. And how: The developers have imple

Virtual reality is pretty dang cool,

When it comes to office software, Microsoft Office has reigned supreme for decades. However, it’s a bit on the pricey side for individuals or small business owners. Well, think again, because between 6/29 and 7/14, you can get Microsoft Office for

Windows Copilot is one part Bing, one part Windows. It’s an assistant who can perform tasks for you one moment, but then pleads ignorance the next. Microsoft’s AI assistant within Windows certainly has potential, but during my time with it, achieving a consistent experience was one of its unexpected challenges.

Windows Copilot, the migration of

Microsoft said Thursday that it has begun shipping its AI-powered Windows Copilot in a test build for Windows, along with a revised Settings menu that uses a card-based dashboard to allow users to make quick adjustments without needing to dive deeper.

Microsoft said it will ship Windows 11 Insider Build 23493 for the Dev Channel today, squeaking under its s

“When’s the next one coming out?” It’s that nagging little question that haunts PC builders before every major purchase. That’s especially true for graphics cards, where the next upgrade might be a tepid update or a literal game-changer. According to a recent presentation, Nvidia may be aiming for a 2025 release window for the next major

I’m not sure about you, but I loathe traditional vacuuming. When I’m not getting feet tangled up in the cord, I’m breaking my back lugging it around the house. That’s why I always recommend looking into robot vacuums, as they make cleaning your house a heck of a lot easier. If you’re looking to pick one up, Best Buy’s currently sel

Elgato’s Stream Deck is a cool bit of desktop bling, but if you already have a Wi-Fi-connected screen like a phone or tablet sitting on your desk, why do you need dedicated hardware for PC and streaming shortcuts? You don’t: The of

It comes down to this: Microsoft is killing off its superior Mail and Calendar apps because it believes its brain is smarter than yours.

One of my few stressful moments during an otherwise peaceful Hawaii vacation was when I learned Micro