Microsoft has open sourced the complete Zork trilogy, making the classic text adventure games available under the MIT License. The preservation effort involved Microsoft’s Open Source Programs Office, Xbox, and Activision working together to ensure these gaming landmarks remain accessible.
The Eternidade malware combines worm-like spreading through WhatsApp with sophisticated banking trojan capabilities. Researchers discovered it specifically targets Brazilian users through personalized messages and checks for Portuguese language settings. The malware’s unique C2 resilience and Delphi
Microsoft is testing new AI integration in Windows 11’s File Explorer that could allow apps like Anthropic Claude to request file access. The feature lets AI tools read content locally for tasks like document summarization and presentation creation. Initial features will roll out in coming weeks.
Google just announced that Pixel 10 phones can use Android Quick Share with iPhone AirDrop. This unexpected cross-platform compatibility requires specific privacy settings on both devices. While limited to Pixel 10 for now, Google plans to expand the feature.
Microsoft has quietly redesigned the Windows Insider Program website with no official announcement. The refresh comes as key program leaders have departed, creating uncertainty about the program’s future direction.
Microsoft just unveiled Windows 365 for Agents at their Ignite conference. These specialized cloud PCs automatically disappear after AI agents finish their work. It’s either brilliant efficiency or a security nightmare waiting to happen.
Asian markets cheered Nvidia’s earnings, but Mainland China and Hong Kong underperformed. Loan Prime Rates remained unchanged while housing stimulus measures are being considered. NetEase fell short of Q3 expectations.
Qualcomm just released the Snapdragon Control Panel for Windows 11 on Arm devices. It automatically detects games and lets you optimize settings while providing driver updates. Even Fortnite now runs at up to 120 FPS on these machines.
OpenAI just launched ChatGPT for Teachers, a specialized version of their AI chatbot designed specifically for educators. The service is completely free for verified K-12 teachers until June 2027 and includes enhanced security, admin controls, and collaboration features.
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Teachers, a specialized version of its AI chatbot designed specifically for educators. The service includes education-grade security, admin controls, and collaboration features, and will remain free for verified K-12 teachers until June 2027.
