News & Reviews:   Windows 11

NVIDIA and Microsoft have officially announced the NVIDIA RTX Spark which combines NVIDIA’s latest GPUs into a single ARM-based chipset for a Windows 11 system. It’s basically taking what Qualcomm and Apple are doing with their ARM chipsets and taking it to another level. Unfortunately, it probably won’t be cheap with estimates going for tens of thousands of ringgit.

Microsoft and Ookla are now announcing a new partnership that brings the internet speed test feature, Speedtest, directly into Windows 11. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, Google launched the Google app for desktop. Apparently, this app is available for PC running Windows 10 and Windows 11. That said, what should you know about it?

According to The Verge, Microsoft today shared that Windows 11 has now made history and has reached a user count of more than 1 billion users. So, what should you know about it?

Microsoft finally allows IT administrators to uninstall the Copilot app from Windows 11, but the process is a bit complicated. So, what should you know about it?

Microsoft announced an update for Windows 11 that instantly turns all Copilot+ PCs into voice-controlled assistants. So, what should you know about it?

Valve has confirmed via its official Steam Support site that it will discontinue support for 32-bit versions of Windows effective 1 January 2026, with Windows 10 (32-bit) being the only edition currently supported in that category. We think most Steam users should have transitioned out of that system by now, but still, just so you know.

Last month, we mentioned the SSD failure caused by the Windows 11 update. Now, Windows might identify the real reason why it is happening. So, what should you know about it?

Microsoft is giving Windows 10 users more time before upgrading by offering Extended Security Updates (ESU). Starting July 2025, eligible users can receive security updates for free—provided they back up their devices to OneDrive using the Windows Backup feature.

Windows Update is the one-stop shop for Windows operating system updates, security patches, and new features from Microsoft. Today, Microsoft announced that Windows Update is now open to all applications, hardware drivers, and other updates, eliminating the need to install them one by one. So, what should you know about it?