Samsung’s hidden gem browser is making the jump from mobile to desktop. The Internet browser app is now available in beta for Windows 11 and Windows 10 PCs, bringing full sync capabilities and AI features to the desktop experience.
Apple is making a dramatic shift from premium-only strategy with a true budget MacBook. The device is already in early production and could launch as soon as H1 2026. Priced between $599-$699, it’s aimed directly at Chromebook and Windows 10 refugees.
Apple is preparing to enter the low-cost laptop market for the first time with a budget Mac. The device aims to lure customers from Chromebooks and Windows PCs while converting potential iPad buyers.
Linux has officially crossed the 3% threshold on Steam’s hardware survey, hitting 3.05% in the latest data. That’s up from exactly 2% back in October 2024, representing roughly a 50% jump in market share over the past year. The timing coincides with Windows 11’s controversial Recall feature announce
As 400 million PCs lose Windows 10 support, users are turning to tools like Flyoobe to bypass Windows 11 requirements. But scammers are now distributing fake versions that could damage your computer. The developer warns to only download from official sources.
Microsoft accidentally told supported Windows 10 users their systems had reached end of life. The bug affected Enterprise LTSC 2021 and Extended Security Update customers who should have support until 2027 or later.
Apple has brought back the Slide Over multitasking feature in iPadOS 26.1 after removing it in the initial iPadOS 26 release. The feature now works alongside the new window-based system but limits users to just one Slide Over app at a time.
Canonical’s MicroCloud is quietly transforming home lab virtualization with enterprise-grade clustering capabilities. This lightweight platform combines LXD, MicroCeph, and MicroOVN in a surprisingly accessible package that challenges established players.
Apple’s iOS 26.1, iPadOS 26.1, and macOS 26.1 updates focus on user experience refinements rather than flashy new features. The release brings Liquid Glass tinting options, expanded language support for Apple Intelligence, and the return of Slide Over on iPad.
As AI models grow exponentially more powerful, they’re colliding with the immutable laws of physics. The real threat to AI’s future isn’t Skynet—it’s thermodynamics and energy consumption that could make advanced AI economically impossible.
