The Latest Breaking News from Windows

Google just announced new updates coming for the Samsung Galaxy XR headset starting today — including a virtual display for your PC, creating a digital likeness for video calls and a travel mode for that first-class cinema experience in economy.

I just hope it's just as snappy. And where'd my browse button go?

Windows 11 now lets you control the widgets that appear in the Lock Screen, and you can even disable the feature completely. Here's how.

Oh! That seems like it could actually be useful.

An upcoming change now in preview will remove AI actions from the right-click menu when disabled or when there are no AI actions that apply.

Windows 11 25H2 has the green light for deployment across all eligible PCs (including Windows 10 upgrades).

The ZSA Voyager is a svelte low-profile split mechanical keyboard that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie, and now it has a cool new trackball attachment that could be a game-changer. Here's why.

Windows 11 adoption remains slow as enterprises delay migrations with security updates while consumers keep older Windows 10 systems active.

On Windows 11, the December 2025 Security Update brings changes to the Search home UI, adds new Share with Copilot features in the Taskbar, introduces an option to disable Drag Tray, improves (and breaks) dark mode in File Explorer, the Settings app gets tons of improvements, and a lot more.

Charging an EV in the UK still requires a confusing mix of apps, accounts, and payment systems. After buying a plug-in hybrid, I learned firsthand how fragmented the experience remains in 2025.

With Windows 10 support now ended, organizations are confronting the scale of their technical debt.