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Windows 11 vs macOS for business: which side are you on?

Is one of these better for your business?

TechRadar

Microsoft just made Windows 10 worse, and there's (almost) nothing you can do about it

The new Outlook is being forced onto Windows 10 PCs through the latest security update.

Windows Central

The Data Center Surge Is Slowing the Phaseout of Fossil Fuels

Amid health concerns, residents in a Virginia community push back on proposed gas plant.

Capital & Main

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This $119 mouse is fantastic for productivity — but here’s why it doesn’t earn a permanent spot on my desk

The CadMouse Pro Wireless is great for architects and 3D artists as it's designed to be used with CAD applications — but it has some noteworthy shortcomings.

Tom’s Guide

Why Meta Platforms Is the Best AI Stock From the ‘Magnificent 7’

The AI-driven euphoria in U.S. stocks seems mostly over. However, Meta Platforms still looks like the best AI stock to buy among Magnificent 7 constituents.

Barchart

Facebook, TikTok Harden EU Commitment To Tackle Disinformation -- But Not X

Digital titans including Facebook and TikTok formally pledged to ramp up the fight against disinformation in the EU, Brussels said on Thursday, just days after the new US administration condemned the bloc's online content rules.

International Business Times

iPad has backed Apple into a corner and I don’t know how it’s going to wriggle out

iPad hardware keeps getting more and more powerful, but I think iPadOS is holding it back. So what can Apple do about it?

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Competition watchdog to speed up decisions after UK government pressure

Competition and Markets Authority announces plans for ‘step change’ after government calls for it to be less risk averse

The Guardian - UK

What OpenAI's growing focus on product design tells us about the future of AI

OpenAI’s is rushing to make its products more intuitive and useful as it tries to fend off Google, Meta, and DeepSeek.

Fortune

CMA pledges to speed up decisions to support Government growth push

The CMA is among regulators which have faced demands from the Government to help its ambitions to accelerate economic growth.

Evening Standard

Farewell HoloLens - Microsoft officially quits wearable headset technology, hands over billion-dollar DoD contract to Anduril

$22bn HoloLens VR military program will be handed over from Microsoft to Anduril.

TechRadar

We need a Snapdragon X-powered gaming handheld sooner rather than later — How Qualcomm can challenge the Steam Deck

Having compared gaming performance on the Steam Deck with a Snapdragon X Plus laptop, it's clear we need to see these chips in handhelds soon.

Windows Central

Major Russian hacking group shifts focus to US and UK targets

Russian group ‘Seashell Blizzard’ is attacking critical infrastructure, Microsoft reveals.

TechRadar

"Microsoft might legit publish more games on PS5 this year than Sony does." Gamers react to PlayStation State of Play, and the strange times Xbox finds itself in.

Sony had its semi-regular State of Play showcase yesterday, and PlayStation gamers hoping for a roadmap received a lot of third-party multiplatform titles instead. Did Xbox bow out too soon?

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PC Gamer

Avowed launch times, release date, and advance access period

Avowed's proper launch is nearly here as the premium edition "advance access" comes to a close.

The Independent UK

Apple bends the knee and switches to ‘Gulf of America’ after Trump’s order

Google and Microsoft have also changed the gulf’s name in their respective map apps

Windows Central

AI gone wild: Gemini and ChatGPT flub spouse questions of public figures, says WSJ

The Wall Street Journal says AI tools, including Gemini and ChatGPT are more susceptible to veer off the rails when you ask them who someone is married to.

TechRadar

Shut it all down? Microsoft research suggests AI usage is making us feel dumber – but you don't need to panic yet

Microsoft research suggests AI is rotting our brains – but it might not be as dire as it seems

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Shockingly, ChatGPT doesn't consume as much power as previously thought — A new study reveals the stats were based on "napkin math" with the assumption that OpenAI powers next-gen models with dated GPUs

ChatGPT doesn't consume as much power as previously assumed. The stats were based on the assumption that OpenAI still relies on dated and inefficient AI chips to power its models.

Fortune

Bret Taylor keeps having to deal with Elon Musk’s takeover attempts

The mild-mannered entrepreneur finds himself at the center of an Elon Musk takeover drama for the second time.

Windows Central

Windows 11 Patch Tuesday tweaks taskbar and adds handy icon in system tray for AI effects

Windows 11's Patch Tuesday update is here, and it brings security improvements and a small handful of new features to PCs.

Bored Panda

50 Examples Of Great Products That Failed When They Shouldn’t Have

The world is filled with loads of stuff. Some of it makes our lives easier, a few we can’t live without, others are purely just for fun. Then there are those that are utterly useless. Someone out there is always trying to make something better, or bigger/smaller, or faster. And…

PC Gamer

'It's nice to have options': Blizzard thinks Avowed's new cross-buy feature is breaking down barriers

Now you can play Avowed on not one, but two, of your machines.

TechRadar

Microsoft finally fixes some of Windows 11’s most annoying problems with new patch

Windows 11 update packs a raft of important fixes for nasty audio bugs and an Auto HDR glitch that has been seriously frustrating for gamers.

TechRadar

Microsoft just patched a host of worrying security issues, so update now

February's Patch Tuesday is upon us, and it sees Microsoft fix 55 vulnerabilities.

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