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Microsoft opens with a rare admission: AI is an energy hog. The company cites International Energy Agency projections that U.S. datacenter electricity demand will more than triple by 2035, from 200 TWh to 640 TWh per year.
The writing has been on the wall for years, but Microsoft finally made it official on November 15, 2025, announcing that Lens would begin losing core capabilities in December before shutting down entirely on March 9, 2026.
Copilot Checkout lets users complete purchases directly inside Microsoft’s AI assistant, without being redirected to external websites. It’s a slick pitch, frictionless commerce, powered by AI, with PayPal, Stripe, and Shopify handling the backend.
You’ll notice these changes most clearly in the Settings pages and context menus, which now look almost identical to Copilot’s UI. It’s not subtle, Edge feels like it’s borrowing Copilot’s wardrobe wholesale.
Over the weekend, LG smart TV owners noticed something new after updating their sets: a shiny Microsoft Copilot tile sitting alongside Netflix and YouTube.
The company wants you to believe its AI investments are not only working, but indispensable. The data points are real enough, but the framing is pure corporate theater.
Agent Mode is a new feature in Excel that lets you build and edit workbooks directly with Copilot. Instead of juggling formulas, charts, and PivotTables manually, you can describe what you need, and Agent Mode will generate a step-by-step plan to make it happen.
startups are creating “sandboxed replicas of popular websites” so AI agents can practice shopping, emailing, and browsing without touching the real thing. These replicas generate datasets that “look real but aren’t,” filled with fabricated clicks, fake purchases, and simulated emails.
Dell has used this year's show to plant its flag firmly back in the XPS camp while simultaneously aggressive expanding its Alienware and UltraSharp footprints.
For those chasing the pinnacle of 4K gaming, the bar rises considerably, an 8-core CPU like the Ryzen 7 7800X3D or Intel Core i7-13700K, combined with powerhouse GPUs such as the RTX 4080 or Radeon RX 7900 XTX, becomes the new standard.
Enter the Fallout Pip-Boy Xbox Wireless Controller, a limited-edition accessory that blends functionality with fandom in a way that feels straight out of Vault-Tec’s labs.
The company framed the lineup around “the work of everyday life,” citing rising gig‑economy participation and a sharp increase in daily AI use among knowledge workers.
What really sold me, though, was its versatility. My workday doesn’t end at the office. The SoundLink Plus travels with me from home to work and even to my wife’s dance studio, where it’s become an unexpected hero in her choreography sessions.
Vocals sit forward, guitars cut cleanly, and pianos reveal their harmonic complexity. This is the range where mixes live or die, and the Audeze makes sure you hear every decision.
The writing has been on the wall for years, but Microsoft finally made it official on November 15, 2025, announcing that Lens would begin losing core capabilities in December before shutting down entirely on March 9, 2026.
The prompt tells users that Collections is being deprecated and nudges them toward two escape hatches: move items into Favorites (losing images and notes) or export everything to a CSV file.
Microsoft has carved out a dedicated branch of Windows internally known as Bromine, that OEMs will use as the foundation for their first wave of X2 laptops.
Microsoft is now preparing another significant rewrite of File Explorer, this time with a clear focus: reducing RAM usage, particularly during file searches.
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 Insider build (KB507203) delivers a major Phone Link upgrade, introducing Remote PC Locking and cross-device clipboard sharing between Android and Windows, alongside a host of other fixes and enhancements.
This episode dives into the rise of physical AI, where LG’s CLOiD home robot folds laundry, unloads dishwashers, and handles light cooking, and Switchbot’s Onero H1 aims to become a sub‑$10,000 household assistant in 2026.
We've got the scoop on Disney's blockbuster AI deal, the controversial new law restricting social media, and the breakthrough that could make Windows on ARM a true PC competitor.
Microsoft opens with a rare admission: AI is an energy hog. The company cites International Energy Agency projections that U.S. datacenter electricity demand will more than triple by 2035, from 200 TWh to 640 TWh per year.