Articles from July 2, 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published on July 2, 2026
Breathing New Life into Old PCs: Official Guide to ChromeOS Flex USB Creation on Windows 10/11
Google's ChromeOS Flex is turning discarded Windows laptops into functional, cloud-first machines—and the official method to create the installer on Windows 10 or 11 is refreshingly simple. Forget...
Microsoft AI Powers 'Living' Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Set to Open in 2026
On July 4, 2026, the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library will open its doors in Medora, North Dakota, but this is no ordinary collection of artifacts and papers. Leveraging advanced AI from...
Bhavin Turakhia’s Neo Takes Aim at Microsoft Office with $30M AI-Native Agent Suite
A new challenger has entered the enterprise productivity arena, and it comes with a $30 million personal bet from one of India’s most prominent tech entrepreneurs. Bhavin Turakhia, the billionaire...
Microsoft Extends Windows 10 Cloud PC Provisioning to July 2026, Buys ESU Migrators Three Extra Months
Microsoft has quietly extended the window for provisioning Windows 10 version 22H2 gallery images on Windows 365 Cloud PCs, giving enterprise customers an additional three months to spin up the...
Windows 11’s Clipchamp Is the Best Free Video Editor—Until You Need Shotcut
For most people editing video on a Windows 11 PC, the search for a free editor is over before it begins—and it lives right inside the operating system. Microsoft Clipchamp, which began as an...
Microsoft to Allow Remapping the Copilot Key to Right Ctrl or Menu After User Backlash
Microsoft is preparing to let users remap the dedicated Copilot key to more traditional functions like Right Ctrl or the Menu key, according to updated support documentation. The move comes just...
June 2026 Redefines Mobile Gaming: Blockbuster Launches, Live-Service Expansion, and a Fandom in Revolt
A trio of high-profile mobile releases in June 2026—from Square Enix, Tencent, and Netflix Games—pushed the platform’s boundaries, even as communities erupted over aggressive monetization and...
Google Revives Snapseed with Major 4.0 Update: Smart Masking, Batch Editing, and Film Looks Arrive on Android
After years of relative quiet, Google has dropped a transformative update for Snapseed, its venerable mobile photo editor. Version 4.0, rolling out now on Android, arrives with a suite of features...
Android 17 QPR1 Beta 6 Reaches Platform Stability: Key Details for Windows Enthusiasts
Google has just dropped Android 17 QPR1 Beta 6 for supported Pixel phones, marking a critical milestone: Platform Stability. Released on July 1, 2026, the update bearing build number CP31.260618.005...
Galaxy S21, S22 Ultra Owners in India Get Free Green Line Fixes Till September 30
Samsung India has quietly extended its one-time free display replacement program for select Galaxy smartphones plagued by the notorious green line issue, setting a new deadline of September 30, 2025....
Windows 11 24H2 Transforms Microsoft Store Into the Operating System’s Silent App Command Center
The Microsoft Store in Windows 11 version 24H2 has quietly become the operating system’s central nervous system for application management — a shift documented in exacting detail by Paul...
Samsung Galaxy Users Must Manually Install Critical Google System Updates—Here's How
Google has begun pushing out a trio of essential system-level updates for Samsung Galaxy phones, but the staggered rollout means many users may not see them automatically. Late June and early July...