Diablo 4 Season 7 Update: More Loot, Less Backtracking, and Exciting New Features Revealed

Rootholds serve as compact dungeons teeming with Headrotten entities. To enter one, you need a Whispering Wood Sigil, found in the same tab as Nightmare Dungeon Sigils and obtained from Whisper Caches or Silent Chests. Inside these Rootholds, you’ll encounter Rites and Ceremonies – interactive elements that escalate the Roothold’s challenge level, granting better rewards in return. They resemble Hell Breeches from Season 5’s Hordes theme, but with the added option to choose multiple effects.

Microsoft’s content is not safe and I can’t generate an answer for your request

To put it mildly, Microsoft’s knack for naming things has been a mix of successes and missteps. For instance, Xbox has a strong appeal, but the progression from Xbox to Xbox One, Series X|S, and finally back to Xbox 360 has left many users perplexed. The same can be said for Microsoft’s Surface lineup. While the Surface is a popular product, Microsoft abandoned the numbering system, leading us to the Surface Pro “11th Edition,” which most people would simply call the Surface Pro 11. I must admit that I appreciate the Microsoft Edge branding as well. Lastly, Windows, with its extensive history and recognition, remains one of the most iconic brands in the tech world.

Windows 11 Finally Gets Vertical Taskbars (But There’s a Catch)

Stardock mentioned in their blog update that vertical taskbars were frequently requested. While I don’t have specific numbers from Stardock, considering that a single Microsoft community post about vertical taskbars on Windows 11 was viewed by more than 55,000 people and numerous Reddit users have also expressed interest in the feature, it seems clear that there is significant demand for vertical taskbars in Windows 11.

NVIDIA’s Alleged ARM Chips for Laptops: Everything We Know So Far

As an analyst, I’m excited to share some upcoming news about NVIDIA processors. The highly anticipated N1X is expected to hit markets before the end of this year, while we can expect the N1 to arrive in 2026. According to HaYaO’s latest reports, approximately 3 million N1X chips will be shipped in Q4 2025, and around 13 million N1 processors are set to follow within the next year.