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Microsoft Edge Game Assist: Help Without Leaving the Game For gamers in need of quick guidance while playing, Microsoft Edge’s Game Assist feature for Windows offers a practical solution without interrupting gameplay. Now part of Edge (version 132 or higher) in its preview stage, Game Assist functions within Windows’ Game Bar, triggered by Win + G. Game Assist provides a small browser window that pops up with relevant game guides, hints, and even video tutorials. These suggestions are automatically tailored to the game you’re playing, such as Baldur’s Gate 3, Diablo IV, and Minecraft. The window is movable and resizable,…

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EA to Retire Origin in Favor of the EA App by April 2025 EA has announced the end of Origin, its long-standing game launcher, effective April 17, 2025. Origin has been central to EA’s PC gaming strategy for years, but the company is now fully transitioning to the EA app, which debuted in 2020 as a faster and more modern alternative. To continue accessing your games and save data, you’ll need to download the EA app and log in with your existing Origin account. The app will automatically detect your library and any installed games on your PC. While cloud…

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Windows Insider Build Brings AI-Powered Semantic Search to Snapdragon PCs Microsoft is introducing semantic search in its latest Windows Insider Dev Channel build, giving Snapdragon Copilot+ PCs a powerful new feature. Semantic search goes beyond traditional keyword-based searches, enabling users to locate files and settings by describing them in natural language. This feature builds on Microsoft’s AI roadmap, which also includes Generative Fill and image upscaling. Available exclusively on Snapdragon-powered PCs for now, semantic search leverages advanced AI capabilities through these devices’ NPUs. The feature supports searching for documents, images, and more in File Explorer and the Settings app. Users…

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Microsoft to Keep Users Signed In by Default: What to Know In a shift toward convenience, Microsoft is removing the “Stay signed in” prompt when users log into their accounts. Starting next month, users will remain signed in automatically until they choose to log out. While this streamlines the experience for personal devices, it brings additional risks for those using shared computers. As noted by The Verge, users on public systems—such as in libraries or computer labs—must now be vigilant about logging out manually to protect their accounts. Alternatively, using private browsing mode can prevent your session from persisting once…

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Fujitsu FMV Note U Challenges Asus Zenbook A14 in the Lightweight Laptop Race The competition in the thin-and-light laptop segment has intensified with the unveiling of the Fujitsu FMV Note U, a sleek and featherweight notebook that weighs only 1.87 pounds (848 grams). While Asus’s upcoming Zenbook A14 gained attention at CES 2025, Fujitsu’s latest offering edges out its rival in weight, all while running on Intel hardware—an increasingly rare choice in this category. Powering the FMV Note U is an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V processor, proving that a sub-two-pound laptop can still deliver x64 architecture. However, Fujitsu’s ambitious…

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Nvidia Fixes Power Connector Issues for RTX 50 Series The launch of the RTX 4090 in Nvidia’s 40-series lineup brought groundbreaking performance, but it also introduced an unfortunate controversy: some 12VHPWR power connectors melted, leading to shorts and failures. Now, Nvidia is promising that the upcoming RTX 50 series won’t face similar problems. At the RTX AI PC Day event in South Korea, Nvidia representatives confirmed that changes to the power connector design have addressed the issues. Citing a report from QuasarZone (via VideoCardz), Nvidia explained that the move to a 12V-2×6 connector compliant with the ATX 3.01 standard has…

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Windows 11 KB5050009 Update Brings Audio and Hardware Issues On January 15, Microsoft released KB5050009, the first update of the year for Windows 11. However, rather than addressing known issues in the 24H2 version of Windows 11, this update has introduced a number of new bugs, frustrating users. Audio and Bluetooth Problems One of the most significant issues after installing KB5050009 is audio failure. Many users have reported that USB DAC ports no longer work, preventing headphones from being recognized. Even switching to Bluetooth headphones doesn’t resolve the issue, as users can connect the headphones, but no sound is emitted.…

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Chrome Tests Split-Tab Feature for Side-by-Side Browsing Google Chrome is introducing a tab-splitting feature that enables users to display two web pages side by side within a single browser window. This experimental feature, uncovered by Leopeva64 and reported by Windows Latest, is currently hidden in Chrome’s latest build and remains inaccessible for now. The feature is expected to work by right-clicking on a tab and selecting “Split Tab with Active Tab,” dividing the browser view into two panels. Chrome’s addition is similar to Microsoft Edge’s “Split Screen” functionality, which offers users the option to open two tabs in one window…

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The Steam Brick: A Compact Steam Deck Reimagined The Steam Deck’s popularity stems from its affordability, portability, and efficient SteamOS, but what happens when you strip it down to the bare essentials? Enter the “Steam Brick”, a modder’s reimagining of the Steam Deck as a compact, headless PC. Modder crastinator–pro removed everything but the core components—the motherboard, cooling system, and battery—and housed them in a custom 3D-printed case. This redesign results in a device that’s 7.6 x 4.9 inches and weighs just over a pound. The full build process is documented on the Steam Brick GitHub page (spotted via Hackaday).…

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Upgrade to a GMKtec M2 Pro Mini PC for $410 – 36% Off Looking for a budget-friendly yet powerful desktop alternative? The GMKtec M2 Pro mini PC, now $410 on Amazon (down from $640), offers exceptional value at a 36% discount. This compact machine features an Intel Core i7-1195G7 processor, 32GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 1TB SSD, giving you ample power for work or everyday tasks. Need more in the future? You can upgrade to 64GB of RAM and 2TB of storage, ensuring it stays relevant for years to come. Designed for productivity, the M2 Pro supports three 4K60…

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