Articles from 2025
Browse all Windows news articles published in 2025
Steam Goes 64-Bit Only on Windows: What It Means for Gamers in 2026
Valve has officially begun the final phase of a long-running modernization effort that will fundamentally change how millions of PC gamers access their libraries. The Steam desktop client is now a...
PowerShell 5.1 Security Update: New DOM Parsing Prompt Protects Against Script Injection Attacks
Microsoft has implemented a significant security hardening measure in Windows PowerShell 5.1 that fundamentally changes how the popular Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet handles potentially dangerous HTML...
ChatGPT's Campus Takeover: How OpenAI Quietly Dominates US Higher Education
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has quietly become the dominant student-facing AI on U.S. college campuses, with purchase orders and campus telemetry reviewed by journalists showing widespread institutional...
ChatGPT Wrongful Death Lawsuit: AI Safety Crisis, Market Impact & Windows Integration Concerns
A wrongful death lawsuit filed against OpenAI in December 2025 has sent shockwaves through the technology industry, raising profound questions about AI safety, corporate responsibility, and the...
Windows Server 2025's Native NVMe Stack Unlocked in Windows 11: Performance Gains & Community Analysis
Microsoft's introduction of a native NVMe storage stack in Windows Server 2025 represents one of the most significant storage architecture changes in recent Windows history, and the enthusiast...
Top Chrome Alternatives for Windows & Android: Privacy, Performance & Productivity
Google Chrome's dominance in the browser market is undeniable, with over 65% global market share across desktop and mobile platforms according to StatCounter's latest data. However, its ubiquitous...
Top AI Integration Firms 2026: Enterprise Windows Transformation & ROI
The enterprise AI landscape has fundamentally shifted from speculative experimentation to strategic procurement priority, with organizations now demanding concrete return on investment, robust...
PowerPoint Copilot Multi-File Grounding: How 5-File AI Deck Creation Works
Microsoft's PowerPoint Copilot has taken a significant leap forward in enterprise productivity with a new capability that addresses one of the most common pain points in corporate environments:...
OLED vs LCD Longevity: RTINGS 3-Year Burn-In Test Reveals Clear Winner
The long-standing debate over OLED burn-in versus LCD longevity has received its most comprehensive answer yet from RTINGS' groundbreaking three-year accelerated longevity experiment. This extensive...
Who Pays for AI in Windows Software? The Hidden Costs of Intelligent Features
The integration of artificial intelligence into everyday Windows software represents one of the most significant technological shifts of our era, promising unprecedented productivity gains and...
Microsoft Copilot for Government: AI Productivity Meets Public Sector Governance
Microsoft's ambitious push to bring generative AI to government agencies represents a fundamental shift in how public services could operate, promising to automate routine tasks while raising...
LG Copilot on webOS TV: Ownership, Privacy & the Unremovable AI Tile Debate
LG's recent webOS update that automatically installed Microsoft Copilot as a pinned, seemingly unremovable tile on millions of smart televisions has ignited a fierce debate about consumer rights,...