Escape from Tarkov’s 1.0 release on Steam has turned into a PR nightmare. Players are slamming the game with negative reviews over pricing controversies and technical problems that make the game nearly unplayable for many.
Google Tasks is finally getting a deadline feature for critical tasks, but it’s missing a key component that competitors have had for years. The update only allows date selection without specific times, leaving many users wanting more. It’s currently rolling out server-side to both mobile and web in
Apple’s updated App Review Guidelines now mandate explicit user consent before apps can share personal data with third-party AI systems. The changes took effect November 13, 2025, and target apps using external AI services like chatbots and recommendation engines. Developers who violate these rules
Palantir is launching an apprenticeship program with Multiverse to train NHS staff on its Federated Data Platform starting February 2026. The move comes as only 34 NHS trusts actively use the controversial platform. Critics point to secret meetings and no-bid contracts worth millions.
A tiny 4MB Windows utility called AlomWare Toolbox can replace multiple productivity apps like text expanders, clipboard managers, and automation tools. The portable app consolidates dozens of features into one interface while remaining completely free with optional paid licenses starting at $12/yea
NVIDIA is calling out significant limitations with Wayland screencasting capabilities while simultaneously advancing their open-source vGPU driver support. The company’s latest Linux driver patches reveal both progress and persistent ecosystem challenges. This dual-track approach shows NVIDIA’s comp
Microsoft’s Windows chief has finally responded to widespread criticism about Windows’ direction. After facing backlash for focusing on AI features, he admitted the OS has fundamental issues that need addressing first. The executive had to disable replies on his original post due to the negative res
Netflix is taking gaming seriously with a new TV platform that turns phones into controllers. The streaming giant wants to make gaming as easy as hitting play on a movie. This could be their next big subscriber retention play.
Microsoft has closed a major activation loophole that allowed users to run Windows and Office without paying. The KMS38 tool, widely used for years, stopped working after the November 2025 Patch Tuesday update. Users are now seeing activation warnings urging them to purchase legitimate licenses.
Microsoft is rolling out a UX change that solves a major frustration for OneNote users. The search dropdown now opens to the right instead of covering your page content. Insiders get it now, with general availability expected next month.
