Long reserved for Microsoft PowerToys, the OCR function is now linked directly to the screen capture tool, without the need to save a screenshot. [...]
South Korean companies under pressure from Chinese newcomers. Thirty-three years ago, Samsung dominated the DRAM chip production market. Thirty years ago, the South Korean company seemed untouchable. [...]
A new type of connector to get everyone on the same wavelength? We're currently using two main standards for display management: on the one hand, we have HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface), and on the other, we're looking for a new type of connector. [...]
If you're dreaming of a more customizable interface for Windows 11, look no further... it's called Windows 25. No, of course, Microsoft isn't planning to release an entirely new version of Windows 11. [...]
We're not talking about test versions of Windows yet, but the change is here. Over the years and with each new version, Microsoft has always made a point of [...]
In its fight to force users to use a Microsoft account, the American firm always seems to be one step behind. For many years now, Microsoft has been trying to force users to use a Microsoft account. [...]
From blue to green (or black?), there's only one step that Microsoft has just taken for its famous error screen. As you'd expect, there's no revolution here [...]
Will this mean more stock available when the cards are launched? While the performance offered by DLSS 4 can hardly be criticized, we can't say that it's a good thing. [...]
While Windows 10 will soon be a thing of the past, Microsoft is starting to send real "warning messages" to users. Announced many months ago, the end of the [...]
Intel is proud to announce that its Fab 52 plant in Arizona has produced its first Intel 18A wafers. After a disastrous year in 2024, to say the least, Intel seems intent on [...]