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A TechTuber nostalgically runs Windows 95 on a Nintendo 3DS with 256MB of RAM and a stylus pen — but painfully slow boot times hashed his mellow

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As an analyst, I find it intriguing that while Microsoft’s Windows operating system boasts a vast userbase, many seem to favor older versions such as Windows 95 or the current one, Windows 10, due to their intuitive user experience and appealing design aspects. Interestingly, the forthcoming end-of-support date for Windows 10, set for October 14, 2025, has sparked a mix of emotions among users who appear determined to continue using it, despite its approaching obsolescence.

“Microsoft could be left behind if it is only using OpenAI technologies. It is a real race — and OpenAI may not win it”: Has the ‘best bromance in tech’ worth billions of dollars in investment run its course?

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Microsoft’s collaboration with OpenAI could be described as a highly beneficial, strategic alliance within the tech industry. Microsoft has significantly invested in the company behind ChatGPT, integrating their advanced artificial intelligence technologies throughout their product lineup.

ChatGPT plants its flag on Copilot’s front lawn — 5 months after OpenAI snubbed Windows 11 for Apple despite Microsoft’s multi-billion dollar investment

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Previously this year, OpenAI unexpectedly launched its primary AI-driven chatbot, ChatGPT, only for Apple’s macOS. This decision drew varied reactions, given Microsoft’s significant financial investment and integration of the AI company’s technology across various layers of Microsoft’s technology infrastructure, such as Windows 11.

Is “Copilot just the new Microsoft Clippy?” — NVIDIA CEO brands Elon Musk ‘superhuman’ for hitting impressive AI feat in just 19 days as Qualcomm recalls subpar Snapdragon X Elite Dev Kit

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This week, tech industry leaders have been making headlines, with Salesforce’s CEO likening Copilot to the old Microsoft Clippy, while NVIDIA’s CEO described Elon Musk as a “superhuman.” Not surprisingly, artificial intelligence is dominating discussions, but we also saw Qualcomm shelve its Snapdragon X Elite Dev Kit and Microsoft quietly release two Xbox games.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard release date — Launch times, countdown, preload, and when it’s coming out

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2024 is nearly drawing to a close, but one of the year’s standout games is yet to be released – none other than Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the latest installment in BioWare and Electronic Arts’ iconic RPG franchise, which hasn’t seen a mainline entry since 2014’s Dragon Age: Inquisition. Fans have been eagerly awaiting “Dragon Age 4” for quite some time now, but with its release just around the corner, anticipation for the game is growing rapidly.