Xbox rolls out an aggregated gaming library, cross-device play history, and app updates for PC and handheld users.

Story has been updated with new information directly from Roblox on Xbox.com: Roblox has come out with a blog post detailing the new version of the app available on the Microsoft Store and Xbox on PC ...

Xbox Cloud Gaming has vastly improved its latency, but not its picture quality. That could be set to change soon.

A step-by-step guide on how to download Roblox for your PC or mobile device, and how to keep it updated with the latest fixes ...

Ctrl+F is a keyboard shortcut that lets you find words or phrases within a document or a webpage on a Windows computer. If you didn’t know such a shortcut existed, don’t worry. You’re not the only ...

You can now search for files through the Copilot app. The new search requires a Copilot+ PC and Windows 11 insider access. The feature works by scanning the files in your Recents folder. Follow ZDNET: ...

Editor's take: Microsoft has spent years trying to make its official app store the default gateway for Windows software. The effort has mostly flopped, but the company keeps nudging the store toward ...

The Prospecting Void Event has brought a new location that offers prospectors the chance to obtain new tools and gear. Known as The Void, this special area allows you to dig for almost all available ...

Google’s Nearby Share or Quick Share app has now officially been released for the Windows operating system. In this post, we will look at its key features and learn how to use Google’s Quick Share app ...

Microsoft, today, has released the newest builds to Windows 11 Beta channel and Dev channel Insider programs for users flighting those channels. The new builds, 26200.5761 for Dev and 26120.5761 for ...

The feature, limited to Copilot+ PCs, lets you search for files and images in plain language, meaning you don't need to recall their exact names. Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a ...

Copilot Vision is one of those Windows features that deserves more attention than its receiving — which is quite little. It’s a built-in Windows technology that can “see” what you’re looking at and ...