Unfortunately, playing Black Ops 6 or Warzone was impossible because the game kept crashing whenever I tried to start a match. The usual DirectX issue reappeared, and now there was a new error message that just repeatedly asked me to check and fix the game files.
AMD revealed its Ryzen AI 300 processors (codenamed Strix Point) at Computex 2024, promising a significant boost in AI performance for laptops. These chips are now appearing in several Windows laptops, and AMD’s Z2 Extreme chips – also part of the Strix Point family – are powering new gaming handhelds like the Lenovo Legion Go 2 and the Xbox Ally X.
Microsoft is launching a new feature called Copy & Search that lets you instantly search any text you’ve copied to your clipboard. After copying text in Windows, a small indicator will appear in the search box. Clicking this indicator will automatically paste the copied text into the search field, allowing you to search for it right away.
The biggest new feature is the Light Switch, which allows Windows 11 to automatically change between light and dark themes. You can set it to switch on a schedule or have it follow the sunrise and sunset.
The official reveal wasn’t as exciting as many hoped. A delay caused by a long match meant the game unexpectedly appeared on the Xbox Store early. Plus, footage had already been posted on YouTube before the official presentation could even begin, making the showcase feel a bit flat.
So, Microsoft was really hoping Windows 11 would be a huge hit – they’ve put a lot of marketing dollars behind it, pushing it as the future of their operating system. But honestly, a lot of people like me haven’t been rushing to upgrade just yet. It feels like the excitement hasn’t quite translated into widespread adoption.
Oops, I got a little off track! Hi everyone, and welcome! Today I’m sharing the latest news about what Xbox has planned for the next few months. Even though there’s been talk about Xbox shutting down, we’ve received reliable information about exciting things coming to the Xbox world.
Xbox has been predicted to fail more often than any other gaming system, but it continues to exist. However, Microsoft is largely responsible for this reputation, if you ignore the sensationalized headlines.
Everyone knows DICE is developing a Battle Royale mode for Battlefield, and now there’s a rumor it will launch on October 28, 2025 – that’s just around the corner! The information first appeared on X (formerly Twitter) from ModernWarzone, and here’s what they reported:
TMR, which stands for Tunneling Magnetoresistance (and we won’t type that out again!), is a way to sense magnetic fields without physical contact, similar to Hall Effect sensors. However, TMR works by measuring changes in electrical resistance caused by magnetic fields, rather than changes in voltage. This allows TMR sensors to detect even the smallest movements and provide more accurate readings.
While the technology isn’t new – it was first used in the 1990s for hard drives and has been used in industrial and automotive applications for years – it’s recently become popular in gaming controllers. This is because the sensors have become smaller and cheaper, letting scientists miniaturize them so everyone from casual to competitive gamers can benefit.