Articles from 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published in 2026
Samsung's $2,099 Foldable Is a Warning: AI Is Driving Up Memory Prices for Phones and PCs
Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra costs $2,099.99 at launch, and every model in the company's sixth-generation foldable family is $100 more expensive than its predecessor. The reason isn't just...
Google Slashes AI Agent Costs with Gemini 3.6 Flash: What Windows Users Need to Know
On July 21, 2026, Google released three new Gemini models that quietly change the economics of AI agents. The launch of Gemini 3.6 Flash, Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite, and the security-focused Gemini 3.5...
Google Chat Outgrown? How to Map Your Collaboration Needs to the Right Alternative in 2026
Sometime in 2026, your team will hit the point where Google Workspace’s built-in chat feels like a pair of handcuffs made of convenience. It’s free(ish), it’s right there in Gmail, and it’s...
Microsoft to Unify SharePoint News and Viva Engage Conversations by 2026
Microsoft has finally sketched a solution to one of the most stubborn headaches in enterprise communications: the schism between polished intranet articles and the social conversations they spark. A...
Microsoft Plans to Auto-Label Old SharePoint Files With Sensitivity Defaults by Late 2026
Microsoft will soon let organizations automatically apply default sensitivity labels to every file already sitting in a SharePoint document library—not just new uploads and recently edited...
Microsoft Kills Planned Purview Auto-Labeling Simulation Evaluation Before It Hits Preview
Microsoft has scrapped a planned enhancement to its Purview Information Protection auto-labeling simulation experience, catching many compliance teams off guard. The feature, listed under Microsoft...
Classic Outlook to Get a New, Consistent Copilot Entry Point This August
Microsoft is planning a notable interface update for classic Outlook for Windows: a new, persistent Copilot entry point that sits above the email workspace, designed to make AI assistance more...
Silent GPU Builds No More: NVIDIA’s IProgressMonitor Brings Live Progress and Cancel to TensorRT
NVIDIA has released a detailed tutorial and working sample code for IProgressMonitor, an often-overlooked TensorRT interface that gives developers real-time progress tracking and cooperative...
AMD’s GPU Comeback: How ROCm 7.2 and AV1 B-Frames Are Rewriting the Rules for Creators and AI Users
AMD has begun closing the two gaps that historically sent every non-gaming GPU buyer straight to Nvidia: the software stack for local AI and the quality of hardware video encoding. The company’s...
The Keyboard That Won’t Type: 7 Checks to Try on Windows Before You Buy a Replacement
One unresponsive key, a cascade of wrong symbols, or a wireless keyboard that drops connection right when you’re on deadline—these failures make a PC feel useless. Yet in many cases, the problem...
Love and Deepspace gets an official PC emulator recommendation: MuMuPlayer with Vulkan
If you’ve been itching to play the mobile sensation Love and Deepspace on a larger Windows screen, the developer’s latest guidance finally offers an official path—but it’s not the native PC...
Full-Screen Fakeout: The Browser Scam Posing as a Windows Update—and the One Shortcut That Kills It
A new wave of malicious browser pages is trapping Windows users inside realistic, full-screen impersonations of Windows Update. The July 2026 surge, first documented by Technobezz, exploits the one...