I found this intriguing Microsoft Edge feature because of a bug in my X feed

Irrespective of the reason behind my observation, the “Mobile upload” function piqued my interest. Debuting in February 2024, this feature enables you to transfer images directly from your phone to your desktop for use. With this tool, you can effortlessly utilize photos taken on your phone or images saved on your computer without needing to send them to yourself or wait for OneDrive to back up your files. Leo Varela was the one who initially noticed this feature during its testing phase in 2023 and shared snapshots demonstrating it in action.

Kerbal Space Program 2 hasn’t had an ounce of content added for over a year, but the current owners still think it’s worth $50

The unique appeal, eccentricity, and ambition to construct superior spacecraft catapulted the initial game in the series to sell more than four million units. With the community craving for additional content, publishers Private Division, in conjunction with Take-Two, recognized this demand and commissioned a sequel years prior to the completion of the original game’s content. In their perspective, this seemed like an uncomplicated success.

Missing from CES 2025: Dell was one of the first companies to show off a concept PC gaming handheld — Five years later, where is the Alienware UFO?

Reflecting on this encounter, it jogged my memory back to CES 2020, where Dell unveiled its Alienware handheld project, famously known as Project UFO. (A couple of years before the Steam Deck’s breakthrough launch in 2022). Since then, portable PC gaming devices have witnessed a surge in popularity. However, despite all the buzz surrounding UFOs lately, neither the Alienware UFO nor any news about it have been spotted or discussed. This is rather intriguing given the significant effort Dell invested into developing this concept handheld.

The best laptops of 2025 will all share this feature that’s largely a waste of space

It appears that Microsoft is actively seeking ways to utilize the key situated next to the right-alt key on a keyboard, which used to function as the menu key. Starting from 2019, they experimented with a dedicated Office key, but it was exclusive to their own keyboards. However, the Copilot key, now found on many modern PCs, is nearly universal in its presence. This new addition of a dedicated Copilot key has been hailed by Microsoft as the “most substantial change to the Windows keyboard” in three decades.