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Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26300.8553 brings a modular Start menu with Small, Large, and Automatic size presets and new privacy tools to the Experimental channel.

Microsoft Build 2026 opens June 2 in San Francisco with AI agents, GitHub Copilot updates, and Windows local AI. Here is what developers can expect.

European ThinkPad users have long been complaining about the keys to the left of the Enter key being shrunk down. With the new ThinkPad T14 Gen 7, Lenovo changed their keyboard layout, which means that two of the four shrunken keys finally have the standard size now.

Also tested with CashyOS | We recently reviewed the Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 7. As always, we tested it with Windows, but for this device, we also decided to do a quick compatibility test with Linux.

Nothing less than a new PC era is literally just around the corner, if Nvidia and Microsoft are to be believed. Both companies posted tweets over the weekend before Computex 2026 teasing major upcoming news. Here we clarify what is behind it and why it does not refer to Windows 12.

Microsoft's threat to criminally prosecute Nightmare Eclipse has drawn sharp criticism from security veterans, with three Windows zero-days still unpatched.

We had both the Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 6 and Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 7 on hand - a good opportunity to compare the new ThinkPad design with the old.

After we already reviewed the new Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 7 with Panther Lake, we are now also testing the new larger 16-inch model ThinkPad T16 Gen 5 powered by an AMD processor. What is our first impression of the large business laptop?

Volvo drivers in Europe will soon see a massive expansion of charging options for their EVs. The Swedish premium manufacturer is simply integrating Tesla’s European fast-charging network directly into its own ecosystem.

Nightmare Eclipse has been removed from GitHub and GitLab within days and is threatening a new Windows exploit release on Patch Tuesday, July 14, 2026.

Rockstar’s GTA 6 is on track to ship in November, but shareholders are less enthusiastic. The Take-Two Interactive stock is down considerably from when a pre-order leak failed to materialize. CEO Strauss Zelnick also made conservative fiscal projections that fell short of expectations.

Huawei has announced its new approach to keep up with industry leader TSMC. It will use what it calls logic folding technology to produce chips that are as dense as the ones manufactured on TSMC’s 1.4 nm node.

Unreal Engine 6 visuals are previewed for the first time with a Rocket League overhaul. A trailer has offered the first public glimpse of the upcoming UE version, which is expected to bring a boost to visual fidelity and performance alike.

Corsair releases its first RAM kit not equipped with memory bought from Hynix, Micron, or Samsung, instead sourcing from Chinese manufacturer CXMT.

A humanoid robot with four arms, but no legs? What may look rather odd at first glance has a practical reason: the Helios robot from Orbit Robotics is designed for use in microgravity and therefore does not need legs to stand or walk.

Unleashed yesterday, Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.2 comes with a Debian 13.5 "Trixie" base and the Linux kernel 7.0 as the new stable default. The list of updated components and new features includes QEMU 11.0, LXC 7.0, and ZFS 2.4 alongside a new dynamic load balancer, HA arm/disarm functionality, and more.

Although Take-Two’s earnings call brought no new information on GTA 6, it once again confirmed the planned marketing launch for summer 2026. However, a statement from Strauss Zelnick suggests that the company is taking the calendar quite literally, meaning new information may not arrive before July. Surprisingly, fans seem more relieved than disappointed.

New import data is once again fueling speculation about upcoming Valve hardware. The company appears to have recently received a large shipment from China, which may contain Steam Machines – or perhaps Steam Frames.

Khe-hyun Kyung, former head of Samsung's Device Solutions (DS) division and current Samsung advisor, believes that Chinese investments into DRAM production will tank memory prices by Q3 2027.

The global EV market is currently breaking all records and growing at an unprecedented pace. Latest data analyses impressively demonstrate how rapidly electromobility is establishing itself around the globe, and why traditional internal combustion engine vehicles are increasingly falling behind EVs.

Since May 13, Figure 03 humanoid robots in San José have been sorting parcels almost continuously on camera – and the stream seems to hold a surprising fascination for viewers. Due to the high level of interest, it has now been running for over a week instead of the originally planned eight hours.

Microsoft appears to be removing the expansion port from new Xbox controllers without making an official announcement. For many players, the change will likely go unnoticed. Users of chatpads, headset adapters or older accessories, however, may be left behind.

Yesterday, Red Hat Inc. unleashed Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 and 9.8, two updates that push the current and legacy branches of this operating system one step forward. Thanks to them, the users now enjoy simplified hybrid cloud management, improved security capabilities that include protection from quantum computing risks, and more.

A poisoned VS Code extension linked to the TanStack supply chain attack breached GitHub, OpenAI, and Mistral AI, exposing 3,800 internal repositories and developer credentials.

Adata, TeamGroup, Micron and other Taiwan-based memory firms are raising about $880 million through debt and equity to secure NAND and DRAM inventory as prices surge. Despite record revenues and strong demand, manufacturers are racing to stockpile chips amid tightening supply and looming shortages.

Mass production instead of endless testing phases: Xpeng leaves the global competition behind and sends its first production-ready L4 robotaxi onto the streets to challenge Tesla. The Chinese tech giant is completely ditching expensive LiDAR sensors and high-definition maps for its flagship.

For reception areas, banks, healthcare facilities, service counters and open-plan offices: Philips has introduced a business monitor that can be viewed from both sides. Thanks to two integrated displays in a single screen, employees can directly present information to customers sitting on the opposite side of the monitor.

Gamers may have begun to shy away from the now more expensive PS5. U.S. April data highlights a 30% decline in PlayStation console sales compared to the previous year. Before the impending Switch 2 price increase, Nintendo’s handheld extended its lead over the competition.

The crisis-ridden automotive supplier Bosch has secured a lucrative major order from Mercedes-Benz for electric motors. Into the 2030s, the Stuttgart-based company will supply electric drive units for the upcoming generation of electric vehicles. The deal serves as an important signal during a period of massive job cuts.

Recreate Games cancels Party Animals' AI video contest after 57.3% of players voted to end it, following a Steam review bomb that dropped ratings to Mostly Negative.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick revealed that the company spent an additional $50 million and delayed the original Borderlands by more than a year so Gearbox could replace its gritty, realistic look with the cel-shaded style now associated with the franchise. Zelnick described the decision as risky and unconventional, but said it was crucial to turning Borderlands into a hit.

Some backers are abandoning the chipmakers profiting from the AI boom. Considered a safer long-term investment, Nintendo stock is enjoying a resurgence. The Switch 2 price increase announcement initially impacted shares, which had already declined since the console’s release date.

Some PS5 price increases mitigated the expenses resulting from IEEPA tariffs. With the U.S. Supreme Court invalidating those fees, gamers want Sony to refund consumers. A new lawsuit follows a similar complaint made against Nintendo over higher Switch console costs.

Fenix has introduced the LR50R V2.0, a new version of its particularly powerful flashlight. Battery capacity has been increased to the point where it could cause issues when traveling by plane. A display is also onboard.

Casio's Sound division has been losing millions for years, and the company's own recovery plan tells the full story — staff cuts, market retreats, and a break-even target that's still three years away.

Sports car manufacturer Porsche is pulling the emergency brake and parting ways with three subsidiaries, leaving more than 500 employees without a job. The hardest hit is the e-bike development division, which is being completely shut down. Under CEO Michael Leiters, Porsche is refocusing on its core business to combat falling profits and weak demand.

Pwn2Own Berlin 2026 paid out over $908,000 across 39 zero-days in two days, with Microsoft Exchange compromised for $200,000 and Windows 11 hacked four times.

Casio's retro watch lineup, led by decades-old models like the A159 and MTP-1302, is driving a massive profit surge for the company — with net profit more than doubling last year on the back of Gen Z's vintage obsession.

A leaked Best Buy affiliate email suggesting GTA VI physical pre-orders could open on May 18 reportedly fueled a sharp rally in Take-Two Interactive shares, adding about $2 billion to the publisher’s market value overnight. While Rockstar and Take-Two have not confirmed the pre-order date, the leak has intensified expectations ahead of the company’s May 21 earnings call and the game’s planned November 2026 launch.

An escalating dispute over bonus payments is forcing Samsung to resort to contingency plans, as Samsung's semiconductor production will be shut down for at least 18 days due to a strike if no agreement can be reached before then.

Foxconn confirmed a ransomware attack on North American factories after Nitrogen claimed to steal 8TB of data including Apple, Nvidia, and Intel project documentation.

At first glance, it looks like the Power Loader from Aliens, but the Unitree GD01 is a real robot that, according to the manufacturer, is intended as a civilian vehicle or transportation platform.

Sony executive Christian Svensson said third-party games are central to PlayStation’s value, arguing that the console depends on a strong, diverse content library rather than hardware alone. He defended Sony’s 30% PlayStation Store commission as funding ecosystem support, citing more than 120 projects backed this generation and a continued push to attract developers to the platform.

(Update: Minor clarification) Consumer rights advocate Louis Rossmann criticized EA for continuing to sell Dead Space 2 on Steam despite its legacy DRM limiting users to five activations and the removal of the tool once used to reset them. The dispute highlights growing frustration over digital ownership, unsupported DRM, and claims that such practices push paying customers toward piracy to access games they already bought.

The Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 7 is the newest 14-inch model of the well-known ThinkPad T series. We have finally received a review sample.

A humanoid robot that can vacuum, fold laundry and unload the dishwasher sounds like the future arriving in your living room. The 1X NEO is meant to make exactly that a reality in 2026. However, there is one major catch.

Aotos appears to be filling a gap in the market with its hybrid e-bike and lightweight electric motorcycle. The Flux X26, currently available from around $1,200, has been so well received that its Kickstarter campaign has already raised more than 20 times its original funding goal. In Germany, however, the hybrid bike could be legally tricky.