Articles from 2025
Browse all Windows news articles published in 2025
Windows 11 Portrait Mode: The Ultimate Productivity Hack You're Missing
Rotating a monitor to portrait orientation represents one of the most underutilized productivity enhancements available to Windows 11 users today. This simple hardware adjustment, combined with...
Steam to End 32-Bit Windows Support on January 1, 2026
Valve has officially announced a significant milestone in PC gaming evolution: beginning January 1, 2026, the Steam desktop client will no longer be supported on 32-bit installations of Microsoft...
Arlo Desktop Beats Mobile: Multi-Camera Viewing & Local Backups on PC/Mac
For Windows and Mac users seeking a more robust security monitoring experience, accessing Arlo cameras through desktop platforms offers significant advantages over mobile-only viewing. While Arlo's...
Southern Nuclear's Custom Copilot Agents Cut Nuclear Fleet Risks via Azure AI
Southern Nuclear, a leading operator of nuclear power plants in the United States, has embarked on a groundbreaking enterprise AI initiative by developing and deploying custom Microsoft Copilot...
LG WebOS Copilot Tile Controversy: AI TV Privacy & Control Debate Explodes
LG's latest webOS update has ignited a firestorm of controversy by automatically pinning a Microsoft Copilot shortcut to the home screens of users' televisions without explicit consent. This...
PowerPoint Copilot's Narrative Builder: AI-Powered Storytelling for Branded Presentations
Microsoft's latest evolution of PowerPoint Copilot is fundamentally changing how professionals approach presentation creation. The newly introduced Narrative Builder feature, part of the broader...
Linux HFSC CVE-2025-38177: Critical Kernel Bug Patched, Windows WSL Users at Risk
A critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel's Hierarchical Fair Service Curve (HFSC) traffic scheduler has been assigned CVE-2025-38177, posing significant risks to systems running affected kernel...
CVE-2025-38275 Azure Linux Vulnerability: Scope, Impact, and Microsoft's Response
Microsoft has confirmed that Azure Linux images contain the upstream open-source kernel code referenced by CVE-2025-38275, making them potentially affected by this security vulnerability. The...
CVE-2025-38377: Microsoft's Azure Linux Attestation & Supply Chain Security Implications
A recently disclosed kernel vulnerability, CVE-2025-38377, affecting the ROSE (Radio Subsystem) component in Linux kernels has brought Microsoft's Azure Linux into the spotlight, not for being...
CVE-2025-38259: Understanding Azure Linux Vulnerability & Microsoft's Patch Scope
Microsoft's recent security advisory for CVE-2025-38259 has created significant discussion in the security community, particularly regarding the scope of affected products and Microsoft's...
CVE-2025-38249: Critical ALSA USB Audio Flaw Threatens Azure Linux & Enterprise Systems
A critical security vulnerability in a fundamental Linux audio component has sent shockwaves through the enterprise and cloud computing world, with Microsoft's Azure Linux distribution confirmed as...
Linux Kernel ATM Driver Race Condition Fixed: CVE-2025-38245 Security Patch Analysis
A subtle but potentially serious race condition in the Linux kernel's ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) subsystem has been identified and patched, receiving the designation CVE-2025-38245. This...