Author: News Room

You can finally uninstall Microsoft Copilot on Windows 11, but there’s a catch

Microsoft is finally letting some users remove Copilot from Windows, but the fine print makes it clear this is not the clean break many people were hoping for. After pushing Copilot deep into Windows 11, Microsoft has introduced a new option in a recent Windows 11 Insider Preview build that allows Copilot to be fully uninstalled. The catch is that it only works in very specific situations, and most regular users will not qualify. Until now, Copilot could be disabled or hidden, but it could not be completely removed. That changes with a new Group Policy setting called RemoveMicrosoftCopilotApp, which…

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Google app leak gives us a glimpse of life with smart glasses and meaningful controls

Ahead of Google’s smart glasses launch, a Reddit user appears to have gained access to the unreleased Glasses companion app via an Android Studio preview build (also accessed by folks at Android Authority). While the app can’t be set up without the actual glasses, its interface strings and settings give us a fair idea of what Google is building. The package name of the concerned APK is “com.google.android.glasses.companion.” It’s an app that helps users connect Google Glasses to their Android smartphone. The app opens to a welcome screen with the message “Welcome to a new way of seeing the world,”…

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Apple’s Creator Studio bundles six pro apps in a shockingly affordable subscription

Apple has a new software bundle for you that gives you access to the company’s most popular and useful pro-grade content creation apps, called Apple Creator Studio. You’d think that the bundle would be super expensive, but that’s not the case. In fact, it’s one of the most value-for-money services the company has ever launched. Here’s why. The idea behind Apple Creator Studio is to provide video editors, music producers, motion graphics designers, and other creative professionals with a single place to access the company’s most powerful tools, without purchasing 6 different apps, signing up for their monthly subscriptions, or…

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Galaxy S26 Ultra beats OnePlus 15’s GeekBench 6 scores with an underpowered Snapdragon chipset

Ahead of its expected launch in February 2026, the Galaxy S26 Ultra, along with the Galaxy S26 Plus, has been spotted on a popular benchmark database. I’m talking about Geekbench, which lists entries for the “SM-S948U” and the “SM-S942U,” both of which are believed to be the U.S. versions of the Ultra and the Plus models. As shared by the renowned tipster Ice Universe on X, the model number “SM-S48U” belongs to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The variant that underwent the CPU test featured 12GB of RAM and ran on Android 16. What’s interesting is that it featured an underclocked…

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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 8 foldable could sleep on big camera upgrades

If you’ve been eagerly waiting for the Galaxy Z Flip 8, hoping Samsung would upgrade the camera setup on the flip phone, there’s some bad news. According to Dutch publication Galaxy Club, the Flip 8 (which should launch alongside the Fold 8) will retain the same camera setup as the Flip 7. For those catching up, the Flip 7 features a dual-camera array on the back (or on its cover screen), comprising a 50MP (f/1.8) primary camera and a 12MP (f/2.2) ultrawide camera. On the inner screen, the flip phone features a 10MP (f/2.2) selfie shooter. It ain’t broke, so…

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Deadpool Officially Joins Marvel Rivals Season 6 As A Duelist. And A Strategist. And A Vanguard.

It’s no surprise that Deadpool is coming to Marvel Rivals. Even before his official reveal at the Game Awards this year, it was only a matter of time before one of Marvel’s most popular characters made his way to massive hero shooter. The question lied in how the developers at NetEase would adapt the character’s signature swords, pistols, and meta humor into a game setting. And once that’s done, which of the game’s three roles the developers they assign him? According to today’s reveal trailer, it’ll actually be all of them. That’s right – Deadpool can be a Duelist, Strategist, or…

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The Samsung Galaxy Ring is 0 off right now at 9.99

If you like the idea of health tracking but you don’t want a smartwatch on your wrist 24/7, a smart ring is the most “set it and forget it” option. The Samsung Galaxy Ring is down to $299.99, saving you $100 off the $399.99 compared value. It’s a meaningful discount on a newer category of wearable—one that fits into daily life more naturally than a watch for a lot of people. What you’re getting The Galaxy Ring is designed for passive, all-day wellness tracking in a lightweight form factor. The big appeal is comfort and consistency: it’s easier to keep…

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Save 0 on the 14-inch MacBook Pro with Apple’s M5 chip

If you’ve been eyeing a MacBook Pro but waiting for a price cut that actually moves the needle, this one is worth a look. The 14-inch MacBook Pro in Space Black with the Apple M5 chip (10-core CPU / 10-core GPU), 16GB memory, and a 512GB SSD is down to $1,449.00, saving you $150 off the $1,599.00 compared value. This is the kind of discount that makes a “premium laptop” feel more practical, especially if you want something fast, portable, and built to last a few upgrade cycles. What you’re getting This configuration hits a sweet spot for most people…

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This 0 discount makes the Samsung OLED G9 much easier to justify

A 49-inch OLED ultrawide is the kind of monitor you buy once and build your whole setup around. The Samsung 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 (G93SD) is down to $999.99, saving you $700 off the $1,699.99 compared value. If you’ve wanted the “super ultrawide” experience but couldn’t justify the usual price, this discount is big enough to make it feel realistic, especially for anyone gaming at high refresh rates or using a single screen for work+play. What you’re getting This is a 49-inch curved OLED monitor with Dual-QHD resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and a claimed 0.03ms response time. In real terms,…

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Ubisoft Proposes To Lay Off 55 Employees At Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora Developer Massive Entertainment

Last week, Ubisoft made headlines when it shut down its Halifax studio, which not only put 71 developers out of a job, but those developers had just unionized two days prior. Today, Ubisoft is continuing this trend by proposing to lay off even more people, this time at its subsidiaries Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft Stockholm. According to a statement provided to IGN, the restructuring would impact “approximately” 55 workers at the two Swedish studios, but the timeline of this restructuring is unclear. Ubisoft also claims that “the long-term direction for the studios remains unchanged,” and doesn’t suggest that any ongoing…

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