As a researcher exploring the latest tech advancements, I’m excited to share that you can indeed utilize the Copilot chatbot on both Windows 11 and Windows 10, albeit through a distinct integration method compared to its initial rollout. In this guide, I will walk you through the process of setting it up.
When it comes to picking a new gaming monitor, the rapid advancements in PC hardware performance can make the shopping process overwhelming. You wouldn’t want a screen that outpaces your computer’s capability, nor one that’s too small for your preferences or preferred game genres. Furthermore, selecting an incorrect aspect ratio or size for your workspace could lead to an unsatisfying experience.
As a longtime devotee of the Astro A50 series, having utilized each incarnation since its debut, my anticipation was palpable when given the opportunity to test the latest generation – the Astro A50 (Gen 5) for this review. Launched in September 2024, I eagerly delved into this assessment with a single burning question in mind: Would the Gen 5 live up to my expectations and deliver an unparalleled gaming experience?
When Microsoft introduced Windows 11 version 24H2 (often referred to as the Windows 11 2024 Update), they delivered a host of fresh capabilities to PC users. This update not only added new features but also optimized the fundamental structure of Windows 11, leading to substantial performance enhancements. Initially, the advantages of the Windows 11 2024 Update are evident in improved performance and the introduction of these new features. However, it’s worth noting that this update also streamlines the process for future updates installation.
The shift by Google from using the Manifest V2 framework to the Manifest V3 framework in their Chrome browser might expose approximately 30 million users to bothersome advertisements, as the Chromium browser now disregards extensions like uBlock Origin, which were previously effective in blocking such ads.
As generative AI becomes more widespread, it’s no longer just about creating simple text and images. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang anticipates that the future of AI will be shaped by autonomous vehicles and robots resembling humans, with companies like Tesla already making substantial progress in this area.