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Windows 11 gains ‘Describe Image’ AI feature for Copilot+ PCs, starting with Snapdragon Microsoft is rolling out yet another AI-powered tool as part of its Copilot+ PC initiative. In its latest Windows Insider blog update, the company introduced “Describe Image,” a new feature that’s now available to Dev Channel users testing Windows 11 on Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ devices. Integrated into the “Click to Do” menu, Describe Image lets users generate detailed descriptions of images, charts, and graphs using local AI models—helpful for those who need quick summaries of visual content or accessibility-friendly image overviews. Whether it’s a data-heavy graph or a…

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Japan’s NICT hits 1.02 petabit internet speed—350,000x faster than U.S. average Japan’s National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) has taken a major leap forward in fiber optic technology by achieving a mind-boggling data transmission speed of 1.02 petabits per second over a distance of 1,802 kilometers. That’s roughly 127,500 gigabytes per second—more than 350,000 times faster than the average fixed broadband connection in the United States, which as of May 2025 was around 289 Mbps, according to Speedtest. It’s the kind of speed that could download the entire Netflix catalog in less than a second. The secret to…

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Old Gigabyte motherboards face Secure Boot threat—and not all will be fixed If your desktop has a Gigabyte motherboard paired with an Intel processor from the 8th to 11th generation era (that’s Coffee Lake through Rocket Lake), you may be at risk from newly discovered UEFI vulnerabilities—and not every system will receive a fix. Security researchers from Binarly and Carnegie Mellon University disclosed four serious firmware-level vulnerabilities to Gigabyte earlier this year. These flaws allow attackers to bypass Secure Boot protections and run arbitrary code before your operating system even starts loading—essentially compromising the entire boot process. The vulnerabilities lie…

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The Commodore 64 returns—with modern tech and a retro heart If you have fond memories of the Commodore 64—or always wished you could have experienced it—the beloved home computer from the 1980s is getting a new lease on life. Originally released in January 1982 and quickly becoming one of the most iconic machines of its era, the Commodore 64 is coming back in 2025 with updated internals and the same nostalgic appeal that made it a cult favorite. Techspot reports that the new C64 remake will be available later this year and will run on the AMD Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA…

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Snag Logitech’s MX Keys Mini for just $70—one-day deal alert If you’ve been eyeing Logitech’s super-popular MX Keys lineup but don’t need a full-size keyboard, now’s a great time to jump in. Today only, Woot is offering the MX Keys Mini for just $70—a 30% discount off its usual $100 price tag. That’s a great deal for what’s arguably the best slim wireless keyboard you can buy if you’re not into mechanical switches or gaming gear. The MX Keys Mini keeps the same core design as the original MX Keys—comfortable scissor switches, premium build quality, and smart backlighting—but trims things…

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Cyberpunk 2077 comes to Mac… five years too late to matter It’s official: Cyberpunk 2077 is finally playable on Mac. Yep, the most over-promised and over-memed game of 2020 is now making its grand entrance on Apple’s platform, in the far-off year of 2025. For perspective, this game launched on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One—and was ported to a Nintendo handheld via the cloud—before it landed on the Mac. Nelson Muntz would like a word: “Ha-ha!” Now, I’m not one to mock Mac gamers outright. After all, I’ve been a Windows diehard and an Android evangelist long enough to know…

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Razer’s Core X V2 is a pricey step forward—and backward—for external GPUs Razer is diving into the Thunderbolt 5 pool with its new Core X V2 eGPU enclosure, but fans hoping for a worthy successor to the original Core X may find themselves disappointed. While the V2 supports larger four-slot graphics cards and delivers Thunderbolt 5 speeds, it sheds several key features—and tacks on new costs. Gone is the built-in power supply that made the original Core X a plug-and-play solution. The Core X V2 now expects users to bring their own ATX PSU and GPU, and that’s just the…

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Microsoft’s Copilot Vision is learning to look beyond the borders of a single app. In its latest update, the AI assistant can now “see” your full desktop thanks to a feature called “Desktop Share,” included in Copilot version 1.25071.125. Previously, Copilot Vision’s capabilities were limited to one or two application windows, but this new upgrade appears to expand its scope dramatically—at least in theory. The idea is simple but potentially powerful: instead of analyzing isolated apps, Copilot Vision can now observe your entire desktop environment at once. That includes multiple open applications, overlapping windows, and possibly even the desktop icons…

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AMD is continuing to broaden access to AI-powered computing with the announcement of its most affordable Ryzen AI 300 chip yet: the Ryzen AI 5 330. As the most entry-level processor in AMD’s AI-capable lineup for Copilot+ PCs, the 330 represents a meaningful step toward making next-gen AI features more widely available in budget-friendly notebooks—at a time when affordability matters more than ever. The Ryzen AI 5 330 is a modest but capable chip, packing 4 cores and 8 threads with a base clock of 2.0GHz and a turbo boost of up to 4.5GHz. It shares the same power envelope…

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If you missed out on last week’s Prime Day charger discounts, don’t fret—some compelling deals remain, including the Ugreen Nexode 3-in-1 charger, now available at a 35% discount for just $19.49 on Amazon. This charger offers simultaneous charging for up to three devices, delivering a combined output of up to 45 watts. However, its standout feature is a built-in retractable USB-C cable, which extends up to 2.3 feet in length. This integrated cable adds significant convenience, eliminating the need to carry extra cables and making it ideal for both daily use and travel. In addition to the retractable cable, the…

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