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Microsoft Store Finally Lets You Install Multiple Apps at Once
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Microsoft Store Finally Lets You Install Multiple Apps at Once

Microsoft’s web-based Store now allows users to select and install multiple Windows apps simultaneously. The feature appears to be rolling out quietly without official documentation. It’s currently limited to the web version, with the Windows 11 app expected to follow soon.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 5, 2025
Intel’s Xe3P GPU Might Power Gaming Cards Too
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Intel’s Xe3P GPU Might Power Gaming Cards Too

Intel’s upcoming Xe3P GPU architecture might not be limited to data center and integrated graphics. New leaks show both Low Power Media and High Power Media variants, hinting at potential discrete GPU applications. This could signal Intel’s broader ambitions in the gaming and workstation GPU markets

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 5, 2025
Intel’s New Xeon 6 Feature Boosts Speed But Drinks Power
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Intel’s New Xeon 6 Feature Boosts Speed But Drinks Power

Intel’s new Latency Optimized Mode for Xeon 6 processors keeps uncore frequencies higher for better performance consistency. Recent testing reveals the trade-off: noticeable speed improvements come with substantial power consumption increases. This could reshape how data centers approach performance

by Nathan CrossNovember 5, 2025
Apple Seeds iOS 26.2 Beta to Developers
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Apple Seeds iOS 26.2 Beta to Developers

Apple is moving forward with iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2 development after releasing the stable 26.1 updates. The new betas are now available for registered developers to test. Public betas are expected to follow shortly.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 5, 2025
UK Spent £312M on Windows 10 as Support Expired
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UK Spent £312M on Windows 10 as Support Expired

The UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs invested heavily in Windows 10 upgrades just as Microsoft ended support. Despite the massive expenditure, thousands of devices still need replacement, raising questions about the strategy’s effectiveness.

by Nathan CrossNovember 5, 2025
Apple’s Budget Mac Finally Arrives
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Apple’s Budget Mac Finally Arrives

Apple appears to be developing a new low-cost Mac priced under $1,000 that uses iPhone-class processors instead of M-series chips. Despite the different architecture, it reportedly outperforms early M1 Macs while expanding Apple’s entry-level lineup.

by Nathan CrossNovember 5, 2025
Apple’s Budget MacBook Could Shake Up the Laptop Market
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Apple’s Budget MacBook Could Shake Up the Laptop Market

Apple is working on a budget MacBook priced well below $1,000 that uses an iPhone-class processor. The device, code-named J700, is expected to launch in the first half of 2026 and target the entry-level laptop market.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 5, 2025
MSI’s new industrial SBC packs surprising x86 power in tiny package
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MSI’s new industrial SBC packs surprising x86 power in tiny package

MSI just unveiled a powerful new single-board computer that’s definitely not for your average DIY project. The MS-CF16 V3.0 packs Intel x86 processors into a compact industrial board designed for harsh environments.

by Nathan CrossNovember 5, 2025
Python Finally Gets Official Lazy Imports After Years of Waiting
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Python Finally Gets Official Lazy Imports After Years of Waiting

Python developers will soon get official lazy imports through PEP 810, approved after a month of debate. The opt-in feature defers module loading until actually needed, addressing long-standing startup time frustrations.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 5, 2025
Apple’s About to Make Cheap Laptops – Finally
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Apple’s About to Make Cheap Laptops – Finally

Apple is breaking from tradition by developing its first low-cost laptop. The budget Mac aims to compete directly with Chromebooks and entry-level Windows machines. This marks Apple’s first serious attempt at the affordable laptop market.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 5, 2025

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