Author: News Room

Windows 11 will clean up its own driver mess so you don’t have to

It seems that Microsoft is keeping up its promise of making Windows 11 better. After introducing a new low-latency mode that speeds up app launches and an update that fixes the RAM memory leak issue, the tech giant is testing a new feature that addresses one of its most prominent problems.  The new feature is called Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery, and it can automatically roll back a broken driver that was pushed to your PC through Windows Update.  Right now, if a bad driver lands on your PC through Windows Update, you are stuck waiting for the hardware partner to submit…

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Kylie Jenner Calls The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild ‘One Of The Best Games Ever’

Kylie Jenner, the billionaire Kardashian sister behind Kylie Cosmetics, apparently has time for Nintendo Switch gaming when she’s not filming reality TV, running a makeup business, or attending awards shows and basketball games with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet (who is also a gamer). But when The Legend of Zelda gets its hooks in you, what are you to do? In the latest episode of Therapuss, a mock-therapy talk show on Netflix hosted by influencer/media personality Jake Shane, Jenner says Zelda is “one of the best games ever.” Though she doesn’t specifically name The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which launched with…

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After flubbing with Siri, Apple plans to host AI agents on the App Store

Apple is currently facing a Siri problem that has nothing to do with Siri at all. With WWDC 2026 just weeks away, The Information reports the company is actively courting developers to integrate their apps with the new Siri coming in iOS 27.  The mechanism powering the overhauled Siri, App Intents, is an API that lets Siri execute actions inside third-party apps without you actively opening them, which sounds quite useful, I’d say. However, some of the world’s largest developers are dragging their feet on it, not because it’s tough, but because Apple left the door open on charging for…

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Forza Horizon 6: Here Are The Full PC Specs And Requirements

Forza Horizon 6 will finally bring players to Japan, a long-requested setting for the open-world racing game series from developer Playground Games, when it launches on Xbox Series X/S and PC next week on May 19. Ahead of the game’s launch, Playground has released the PC specs and requirements you’ll need to play Forza Horizon 6 at minimum settings and beyond. Before that, though, you should read Game Informer’s Forza Horizon 6 review to find out why it’s one of our favorite games of the year. Forza Horizon 6 PC Specs And Requirements Below, we’ll list the minimum and recommended PC specs…

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I took the Motorola Razr Fold for a street photography spin, and came away genuinely impressed

Foldable phones have always had a few quirks and compromises to achieve their unique form factor. For the cool folding mechanism in a portable body, the first thing that usually takes a hit is the photography experience. Sure, you can now find some decent main cameras, like on the Galaxy Z Fold 7, but the ultra-wide and telephoto lenses are often tiny and weaker in comparison. So when the Razr Fold was unveiled, Motorola’s first book-style folding phone itself wasn’t what caught my attention; it was the impressive camera hardware. Barring a few limited options from Chinese brands, foldables still…

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Forza Horizon 6 Review – Remaining On The Podium

Featuring fun, approachable arcade-style racing gameplay and beautiful locales, the Forza Horizon series has been one of my favorite franchises since it left the starting line. The most recent entry, Forza Horizon 5, is my favorite racing game of all time, thanks in large part to its stunning re-creation of Mexico, full of diverse biomes and varied activities. While that is a tough act to follow, Forza Horizon 6’s Japan plays perfect host to the series’ next evolution, which moves the franchise forward without straying too far from the racing line.Forza Horizon 6 Video Review: True to the series pedigree, Forza…

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JBL’s new Live 4 earbuds come in three styles and a smarter case with a built-in display

JBL has updated its Live earbuds lineup with three new models dubbed the Live Buds 4, Live Beam 4, and Live Flex 4. The trio covers different fits, ranging from sealed in-ear buds to a more open stem-style option. All three models also come with a touchscreen charging case that offers personalization options and quick access to earbud controls usually found inside the JBL Headphones app. What can the smart case do? A charging case with a built-in display is not completely new territory for JBL. The company already used the idea on the Live 3 series, but the Live…

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I tested Honor 600 Pro’s AI Image to Video 2.0, and it’s better than I expected

When Honor launched the 400 series last year, it introduced a new AI video generation feature that could turn a static photo into a five-second video clip. It was rather well received, with Honor revealing that users created over 13.4 million seconds of AI videos using the feature. However, it had some obvious limitations. Honor’s first go at the AI Image to Video feature lacked an option to add specific prompts. So, what the AI decided to do with your image was what you got. The Honor 600 series changes that with AI Image to Video 2.0, which is powered…

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Tarot card readers are using ChatGPT for divinations, I am utterly surprised at this AI pivot

AI has already moved into some of the most emotionally fragile parts of life, from eulogies to dead-person chatbots that promise one more exchange with someone who’s gone. Now the same technology is being pulled into tarot card readings. A 2026 study examined how tarot practitioners use AI when reading cards for themselves, and the shift lands far outside the usual productivity script. Tarot card readers are bringing ChatGPT into questions that are personal, symbolic, and often unresolved. The uneasy part is the handoff. Tarot asks people to sit with uncertainty, but ChatGPT is built to turn messy inputs into…

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More ads are coming to Netflix, despite 250 million users already paying to watch stuff with ads

Netflix held its fourth annual Upfront this week, and while most of the announcements were aimed at advertisers, there is plenty in there that affects regular viewers, too. If you are on Netflix’s cheaper ad-supported plan, here is what is coming your way. So how big is Netflix’s ad tier? Netflix said its ad-supported plan now reaches more than 250 million global monthly active viewers, and over 80% of those viewers are watching actively every week. That’s a sharp rise from the 94 million users the company reported last year. It seems that not only is the ad-supported year flourishing,…

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