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“It’s almost mind boggling” – Dell is betting big on AI PCs, but customers are less enthusiastic
The refrain that Dell is “all in” on AI PCs rang out across the company’s annual Dell Technologies World 2025. This sentiment has been underlined by the product and partnership announcements made throughout the event and indeed earlier in the year at CES. Customers, however, seem less convinced of the urgency to adopt AI hardware, particularly when it comes to…
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How to Install the Adreno Control Panel on Snapdragon X Elite PCs
Windows 11 Copilot+ PCs, powered by Qualcomm’s Arm-based Snapdragon X Elite chipset, were released last year. Qualcomm promised that a dedicated Adreno Control Panel is coming, similar to Nvidia’s Control Panel and AMD’s Adrenalin to manage GPU settings. Now in 2025, Qualcomm has finally released a beta version (2025.1.0.1) of Adreno Control Panel for Snapdragon X Elite PCs. The new…
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Windows 11 Settings App Gets an AI Agent, First on Copilot+ PCs
Today, Microsoft released an AI agent in Windows Settings, which allows you to address PC issues with a single click. The update is first rolling out to Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs in the Windows 11 Insider Beta channel. Microsoft says the new AI agent is coming to AMD and Intel-based Copilot+ PCs pretty soon. The AI agent in Windows Settings uses…
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Windows 11’s new AI features for Copilot+ PCs coming in 2025
Windows 11 for Copilot+ PCs is expected to roll out several new AI features in 2025 and beyond. These enhancements aim to transform the user experience through deeper integration of AI across the system and apps. Some of these features include Windows Recall, Click to Do, Semantic Indexing, and Copilot Vision. Microsoft is also integrating AI more broadly across the…
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Windows 11 24H2 is now fully available for eligible PCs
As of May 2, 2025, Windows 11 24H2 (2024 Update) is now fully available for every computer that meets the minimum system and hardware requirements on all supported markets. Originally, version 24H2 was first launched on June 18, 2024, but it was only available for Copilot+ PCs since this release included some key components for these new types of devices.…
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Windows 11’s Recall AI is now rolling out on Copilot+ PCs
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Recall is rolling out to everyone with Windows 11 KB5055627 on Copilot+ PCs. Recall is an AI-powered feature that captures your screen, so you can quickly find and jump back into what you have seen before on your PC. As Microsoft describes, you can use Recall to “recall” the moment you saw on your PC. Windows Recall UI For…
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How Lenovo is trying to make AI PCs relevant for CIOs – Computerworld
As PC vendors continue to launch multiple variations of AI PCs, the promises of Microsoft Copilot and Copilot+ PC have demonstrated little relevance to enterprises, who are yet to see enough use cases to justify the purchase. However, Lenovo is trying to change that with its own AI assistant, AI Now. Based on Meta’s Llama 3.0, Lenovo AI Now is…
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Should AI PCs be part of your next hardware refresh?
Whether your next hardware refresh should include AI PCs will arguably be the biggest question for IT decision makers in 2025, as businesses prepare for a landmark year of hardware spending. Business PCs tend to be refreshed every five years, though it can be a shorter period if major trends drive the need for change. For example, 2020 and 2021…
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Windows 11 Recall finally launches for Copilot+ PCs with the May 2025 update
Microsoft is currently rolling out the Windows Recall feature in the latest preview of the next monthly update of Windows 11, expected to be fully available on May 13, 2025. After a series of delays due to privacy concerns, the company released the first preview of Windows Recall in November 2024. However, the company is finally ready to launch the…
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Neptune RAT malware is hijacking Windows PCs, holding them for ransom and stealing passwords
Cybercriminals are currently using a new malware strain that’s been dubbed as the “Most Advanced RAT” (or remote access trojan) ever to infect vulnerable Windows PCs to steal crypto and passwords as well as hold them for ransom. As reported by Cybernews, the Neptune RAT is currently making the rounds online and this dangerous malware shouldn’t be ignored. This is…
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