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Microsoft Is Finally Turning Windows Search Into a Real Search Tool Microsoft is redesigning Windows Search with a renewed focus on what users have wanted for years: a fast, distraction-free way to find files and apps. The company is testing a cleaner search experience through the Windows Insider Experimental channel, removing unnecessary content while making local search more accurate and useful. If these changes roll out broadly, Windows Search could become a far more practical tool for everyday use. A Cleaner, Less Cluttered Interface One of the biggest changes is a simplified home screen. Microsoft plans to remove many of…

Anker Zolo 20,000mAh Power Bank Offers Big Capacity and a Built-In USB-C Cable Anker’s Zolo 20,000mAh Power Bank combines high-capacity portable charging with one standout feature: a built-in USB-C cable. Currently available for $38, down from its usual $46, it offers a convenient all-in-one solution for users who don’t want to carry extra charging cables. While the power bank has seen slightly lower prices in the past, the current discount still represents strong value for its feature set. Built-In Cable for Everyday Convenience The integrated USB-C cable eliminates the need to pack a separate charging cable, making it easier to…

Microsoft Says You Should Install Windows Updates Within Three Days—Here’s Why Microsoft is urging Windows users and IT administrators to install security updates much sooner than before, warning that the rise of AI-powered cyberattacks has dramatically shortened the time between a vulnerability becoming public and attackers exploiting it. The company now recommends deploying Windows quality updates within three days of release, replacing the long-standing practice of delaying updates to watch for potential bugs. Microsoft Shortens Update Timeline Ahead of July’s Patch Tuesday, Jeremy Chapman, Director of Microsoft 365, announced Microsoft’s revised guidance for Windows update deployment. The company now…

New Flaw Reportedly Found in Microsoft Defender Patch for RoguePlanet Just days after Microsoft released a security update to fix the critical RoguePlanet zero-day vulnerability, a cybersecurity researcher claims the patch has introduced another serious issue. According to the researcher known as Nightmare-Eclipse, the update to Microsoft’s Malware Protection Engine contains a flaw that can potentially be abused to fill a victim’s storage drive, creating a denial-of-service (DoS) condition. A New Vulnerability in the Patch The original RoguePlanet (CVE-2026-50656) vulnerability allowed attackers to escalate privileges and gain full control of affected Windows systems. Microsoft recently addressed the flaw by updating…

ChatGPT’s New Computer Control Is Finally Practical OpenAI’s newly redesigned ChatGPT desktop app is proving that AI-powered “computer use” has reached a new level of maturity. Just months after AI agents struggled with basic desktop interactions, ChatGPT can now successfully operate macOS applications, play games, and complete everyday tasks with minimal user intervention. The feature is part of the new ChatGPT experience introduced last week and represents one of the biggest advances yet in AI desktop automation. A Smarter ChatGPT Desktop Experience The latest ChatGPT app bundles several new capabilities, including: GPT-5.6 Sol, OpenAI’s newest flagship model ChatGPT Work,…

Microsoft Pauses Secure Boot Certificate Updates for Some Windows PCs Microsoft has temporarily halted the rollout of new Secure Boot 2023 certificates for a number of Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices after identifying compatibility issues on certain hardware, including several HP systems. The pause means affected PCs cannot currently receive the updated Secure Boot certificates required to replace Microsoft’s legacy certificates that began expiring on June 24, 2026. Why the Rollout Has Been Paused According to Microsoft, most Windows PCs automatically receive the new Secure Boot certificates through Windows Update. However, some devices require a BIOS or UEFI firmware…

Microsoft Tests AI-Powered “PC Insights” Feature in Copilot for Windows 11 Microsoft has started testing a new PC Insights feature for Copilot on Windows 11, giving the AI assistant the ability to analyze a user’s PC and answer questions about its current hardware and system status. The feature is currently being rolled out gradually to testers and is entirely optional, requiring user permission before Copilot can access any system information. Copilot Can Analyze Your PC With PC Insights enabled, Copilot can examine a variety of hardware and system details, including: CPU usage Memory (RAM) usage Available storage space Graphics card…

Microsoft Extends Windows 10 ESU Support Through October 2027 Microsoft has begun notifying Windows 10 users that it is extending the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program by an additional year. Eligible systems enrolled in the program will now continue receiving security updates until October 12, 2027, instead of the previously announced end date of October 12, 2026. The announcement was delivered via email to existing ESU participants, although many Outlook users may have overlooked it because it reportedly landed in the “Other” inbox rather than the “Focused” tab. ESU Program Gets Another Year The email, titled “Stay secure…

OpenAI and Anthropic Temporarily Lift Usage Limits for Their Newest AI Models This week is a great time for AI enthusiasts to try the latest flagship models from OpenAI and Anthropic. Both companies have temporarily relaxed usage limits for their newest AI systems, giving subscribers more opportunities to test advanced features without immediately hitting rate caps. The move comes amid growing competition between the two AI leaders as each works to attract and retain subscribers. OpenAI Expands Access to GPT-5.6 Sol OpenAI has announced that it is temporarily removing the standard five-hour usage window for GPT-5.6 Sol, its newest and…

Microsoft Unveils More Affordable Surface Laptop and Pro, but 8GB RAM Makes a Comeback Microsoft has expanded its Surface lineup with two new consumer-focused devices priced below $1,000. The company has introduced a 12-inch Surface Pro starting at $849 and a 13-inch Surface Laptop starting at $949, offering a more affordable alternative to its premium business models. However, the lower prices come with a notable compromise: both entry-level models ship with just 8GB of RAM, marking the return of a memory configuration many thought had been left behind. New Surface Devices Target Budget Buyers The newly announced devices are designed…