Gamers on Windows 11 24H2/25H2 faced severe frame rate drops after the October 2025 updates. NVIDIA has released a critical hotfix driver to restore performance, stepping in where Microsoft has stayed silent.
For the first time, scientists have recorded the crackle of electrical discharges within dust storms on Mars. This discovery confirms a long-held theory and has major implications for understanding the planet’s chemistry and planning future exploration.
The German luxury group is undergoing a massive strategic shift. With its star performer Mytheresa in new hands, leadership is now laser-focused on integrating and fixing its newly acquired, larger portfolio.
Linus Torvalds has released the final Linux 6.18 kernel. It includes crucial fixes for popular handheld gaming PCs and sets the stage for a slightly delayed 6.19 merge window.
Microsoft Loop started as a project manager but evolved into a primary note-taking tool for one writer. The browser-based accessibility and simple formatting tools made it ideal for quick research notes. While it lacks Markdown export, its convenience for browser-based work is undeniable.
Windows 11 users are facing a frustrating bug that completely hides the password sign-in option on the lock screen. Microsoft’s workaround involves hovering over invisible space to find the missing button. The issue affects systems updated since August 2025.
Samsung is updating its Galaxy Tab A9+ tablet with the new One UI 8.5 software. The update delivers a refreshed user interface and enhanced customization options. This keeps the budget-friendly tablet current with Samsung’s latest software experience.
ASUS has launched a high-end router that doubles as a Docker host. The ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI features tri-band Wi-Fi 7 support and dedicated hardware for running containers. It’s being marketed as the world’s first AI router with specific support for Home Assistant.
Free AI generation just got more restrictive this holiday weekend. Both OpenAI and Google are slashing request limits as their services face overwhelming demand, pushing users toward paid options.
MacWeb has expanded its Apple silicon cloud infrastructure to the US East with a new region in New Jersey. The deployment targets production workloads between 50-500 Mac mini or Mac Studio nodes. Located in an Evocative data center, it connects directly to New York City and major network exchanges.
