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Windows 11’s File Explorer “Fix” Uses Double the RAM, Still Slow
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Windows 11’s File Explorer “Fix” Uses Double the RAM, Still Slow

Microsoft’s latest attempt to fix the slow Windows 11 File Explorer has backfired. The update, part of Preview Build 26220.7271, preloads the app, doubling its RAM usage without delivering noticeable speed improvements.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 1, 2025
The US Wants Apple to Verify Ages. It’s Already Doing That.
BusinessPrivacySoftware

The US Wants Apple to Verify Ages. It’s Already Doing That.

Lawmakers are pushing a new bill to force app stores like Apple’s to verify user ages. The problem? Apple already has robust parental controls. This feels more like political theater than practical policy.

by Nathan CrossDecember 1, 2025
Bitcoin Tanks, Pulling Stocks Down to Start December
CloudDataSoftware

Bitcoin Tanks, Pulling Stocks Down to Start December

A historically strong month for markets is starting with a sell-off. Bitcoin’s sharp drop below $90,000 is leading a broader retreat in risk assets, with stock futures pointing lower and safe havens like gold gaining.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 1, 2025
India Reportedly Wants Its Safety App Pre-Loaded on New Phones
PolicyPrivacySoftware

India Reportedly Wants Its Safety App Pre-Loaded on New Phones

According to a report, the Indian government is asking smartphone manufacturers to pre-install its Sanchar Saathi cyber safety app on new devices. The move is aimed at curbing fraud but has immediately ignited a fierce debate over privacy and state overreach.

by Nathan CrossDecember 1, 2025
Steam’s AI Labels Are Dumb, But Not For The Reason You Think
AIBusinessSoftware

Steam’s AI Labels Are Dumb, But Not For The Reason You Think

Epic’s Tim Sweeney argues AI in games is inevitable and shouldn’t be singled out. But the core issue isn’t the tool, it’s how it’s used to cut corners on creativity versus efficiency.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 1, 2025
Netflix Just Quietly Killed Phone Casting For Most Users
InnovationSoftwareTechnology

Netflix Just Quietly Killed Phone Casting For Most Users

Netflix has stripped the casting feature from its mobile apps for most TV devices. The change, which rolled out in early November, now restricts phone-based casting to users on pricier, ad-free plans who own older hardware.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 1, 2025
AI Group Chats Are Now Therapy’s Third Wheel
AIInnovationSoftware

AI Group Chats Are Now Therapy’s Third Wheel

New AI group chat capabilities are turning the traditional therapy session into a three-way conversation. This allows a therapist and client to include an LLM as a passive listener or an active participant. The shift promises convenience but raises serious questions about privacy and the nature of t

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 1, 2025
6 Practical Steps to Start Using AI in Your Business Now
AIBusinessSoftware

6 Practical Steps to Start Using AI in Your Business Now

AI expert Maximilian Fleitmann argues that automation begins with understanding workflows, not complex systems. His six-step approach helps businesses identify repetitive tasks and implement AI solutions that create immediate impact.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 30, 2025
Google’s Aluminium OS Is Android for PCs
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Google’s Aluminium OS Is Android for PCs

Google is working on Aluminium OS, an Android-based operating system for PCs that will launch next year. The project aims to bring Android’s app ecosystem and Gemini AI to desktop form factors, potentially coexisting with ChromeOS during the transition.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 30, 2025
Your Laptop’s Secret Health Check You’re Probably Ignoring
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Your Laptop’s Secret Health Check You’re Probably Ignoring

Every laptop has built-in hardware diagnostics that most users never run. These tests can detect failing batteries, dying SSDs, and memory issues before they become catastrophic. Running them regularly could save you from unexpected laptop failures and data loss.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 30, 2025

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