Microsoft Edge just received a new feature in Beta version 125 that gives users even more control over the amount of memory the browser uses. Building on the existing efficiency mode that reduces resource consumption during gameplay, “resource controls” allow users to set a specific RAM limit for Edge. This can be useful not just for gaming but also for managing overall system performance.
Read MoreSpecifically, we are referring to a new patch that the software giant has just sent for Windows that has nothing to do with security. These types of Windows updates are quite common to provide us with some improvements, corrections and new tools or features. In this specific case we mean that Microsoft has released updates for Windows 22H2 and 23H2 with the nomenclature KB5036980.
Read MoreVigorous recycling, repurposing, and alternative operating systems will likely take care of most of that waste
Read MoreSharing Wi-Fi access data via Windows 11 will soon be child's play. Microsoft is integrating a QR code function into its Windows operating system.
Read MoreThe Taskbar and Start Menu are getting several improvements with the release of the 2023 Update.
Read MoreDev Channel Insiders have a small update to grab.
Read MoreMicrosoft is working on quality-of-life improvements for users with multiple high refresh rate monitors By Adrian Potoroaca July 31, 2023 at 1:19 PM
Read MoreNo more waitlist for this latest AI-powered tool.
Read MoreFile Explorer gains a Gallery view in latest Insider build of Windows 11.
Read MoreMicrosoft's Image Creator is live now, in preview, in certain markets.
Read MoreThe Windows 11 2022 Update just started rolling out, and we'd like to know if you've already updated.
Read MoreMicrosoft provides more details about its sudden decision to rollback a landmark security policy, and reassures users it is a temporary measure
Read MoreSuper handy feature is similar to macOS' quick look
Read MoreThere's roughly one device running Windows 11 or Windows 10 for every six people on the planet.
Read MoreIt's ridiculous and arbitrary. It seems completely random. Microsoft has placed an artificial limit on your ability to roll back Windows 11 to Windows 10. Why? Just because.
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