Accessories manufacturer Logitech unveiled its new G325 Lightspeed gaming headset today. According to the company’s promotional material, this headset offers premium sound at a lower price point. The Logitech G325 Lightspeed is equipped with 32mm speaker drivers and supports 24-bit audio. The headset also has an integrated microphone that can provide AI-driven noise reduction. The headset can be connected to a computer using the included Lightspeed wireless dongle, but it also supports Bluetooth 5.2 and can be connected to mobile phones and gaming consoles as well. It should be easy to switch between connected devices. Logitech Logitech Logitech Features such as AI-powered noise cancellation, equalizer, and microphone settings can be activated and adjusted via Logitech G Hub software on your PC or via Logitech’s mobile app. The battery in the Logitech G325 Lightspeed should last for over 24 hours if you have the volume set to 50 percent. The headset has a featherlight design and soft ear cushions, weighing 212 grams. Logitech G325 Lightspeed is now available in black, white, and purple with an affordable price tag of $79.99. Read...

Remember Amazon’s newest Echo Dot Max that released back in September 2025? It went on sale back during the December holiday season, but if you missed it then, you have another chance to grab it at a significant discount. Right now, it’s discounted down to $79.99 (originally $99.99) and matches the lowest ever price it’s been. The Amazon Echo Dot Max is the latest and greatest in the Echo Dot line, which retains all the best features of the Alexa smart speakers while being as compact and sleek as possible. We recently reviewed the Echo Dot Max and gave it a 4-star rating for its attractive mesh-fabric design, accessible control buttons, improved bass response, and compatibility with multiple smart platforms (including Zigbee and Matter). Why get this one over previous Echo Dot models? Improvements here include room-filling sound with greater bass, Omnisense for personalized experiences and auto-adjustments to match your space, better tactile ergonomics, and smarter automated routines that allow you to incorporate temperature and/or presence detection. This Echo Dot Max also comes with early access to Alexa+, Amazon’s latest iteration of Alexa that’s built on AI. The answers are more in-depth and conversational, plus smarter all around. Pair it with your compatible Fire TV devices to craft a full-blown home theater system. All things considered, the Echo Dot Max is the perfect Echo device for a living room and other medium-sized spaces. Get it now for $79.99 while this limited-time deal is still around! The Echo Dot Max is a vast improvement and now 20% offBuy now via Amazon Read...

Mozilla Firefox has always seemed like the “cool kid” browser option, for the power users who don’t want to deal with Google or Microsoft. So perhaps filling it up with “AI” features — you know, the things people are kind of tired of seeing from Google and Apple — might not be winning people over. Mozilla seems to have read the room: Upcoming builds will let you disable “AI” completely. “We’ve heard from many who want nothing to do with AI,” says Ajit Varma, Mozilla’s VP of Firefox Product. “We’ve also heard from others who want AI tools that are genuinely useful. Listening to our community, alongside our ongoing commitment to offer choice, led us to build AI controls.” The new AI Controls option just debuted in Firefox Nightly builds, which means it’ll be coming to most users within a month or two. Right at the top of the menu is a big toggle for “Block AI enhancements,” which will turn it all off — even pop-up info about new features. Users will get to enable or block other “AI” tools selectively, including translation, automatic alt text in PDF files, tab group suggestions, and link previews. And these choices will remain persistent through updates, at least according to Mozilla. It’s an admirable amount of user control, especially for a browser that’s so heavily invested in user customization. Other major browsers, including Chrome and Edge (both based on Google’s Chromium), have been adding “AI” features so fast that it’s hard to keep up with the sheer volume. Edge has a huge Copilot button right next to your profile, in case you missed the one on your keyboard. Shades of Internet Explorer, which Firefox helped to kill decades ago, are unavoidable. Microsoft should take a hard look at what people actually want, just like they’re doing with Windows. Chrome has a giant “AI MODE” search button in roughly the same place, and soon it’s going to automatically browse for you, mirroring the proposal from other “AI” browsers like Perplexity Comet and Opera Neon. Nothing is cracking Chrome’s dominance in the browser space anytime soon — that’s why they call it a monopoly. But alternatives have noticed the discontent among the digital peasants. Mozilla’s whole schtick is offering a realistic, open-source alternative; for example, it’s the go-to browser if you still want the “real” uBlock Origin ad-blocking extension. I’ll also shout out my browser bestie Vivaldi (drink), which has a very clear and succinct approach to the rise of “agentic AI” browsers. Vivaldi A clear, easy-to-find toggle for “AI” is something I’ve asked for more or less by name, so I’m glad that Mozilla can see the demand for it. Now if only someone up in Redmond would open up their eyes… Read...

Are you ready to finally upgrade your gaming laptop to one that’ll blow you away? Now’s your chance to jump on a screaming good deal with the Asus ROG Strix G16 on sale for $1,599.99 at Best Buy. That’s a massive $400 discount, bringing it down from its original $1,999.99 to a much more affordable price and a much better bang for your buck. So, what makes the Asus ROG Strix G16 such a good pick? Well, it features a super-fast AMD Ryzen 9 8940HX processor paired with 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a speedy 1TB SSD for rapid load times. Even without a dedicated graphics card, this configuration would be a solid setup to handle your everyday workload, hobbies, leisure, and more. And that’s all great on its 16-inch 1900×1200 screen with 165Hz of refresh. But the kicker here is the amazing Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti dedicated graphics card, which is easily one of our top picks for a gaming laptop right now. It’s way better than the 5050, 5060, and even 5070 you normally see in gaming laptops, with significantly more cores, better memory, faster performance, and higher benchmarks. At this price, you’re getting a stellar gaming machine for years to come. When we reviewed the Asus ROG Strix G16, we gave it a 4-star rating for its fast display, 100 watts of USB-C charging, and excellent overall cooling and performance. Our main complaints involved the bulky and plasticky chassis and the so-so battery life (even for a gaming laptop). If you’re okay with that, the internals make up for it. Don’t miss this chance to get the Asus ROG Strix G16 for $1,599.99 at Best Buy, a fantastic price for some lovely gaming hardware. Save $400 on the Asus ROG Strix G16 with RTX 5070 Ti GPUBuy now via Best Buy Read...

At a glanceExpert`s Rating Pros Excellent performance thanks to Ryzen 5 7640HS and Radeon 760M graphics Decent SSD transfer rates thanks to CT1000P3 from Crucial/Micron Magnetic cover enables lightning-fast hardware upgrades Quiet cooling system even under sustained load Wide range of connectivity options including USB-C and Wi-Fi 6E Cons The case surface is scratch-resistant, but attracts dust Our Verdict The PELADN WO4 is recommended for users who are looking for a powerful yet maintenance-friendly system. The mini PC stands out from the competition thanks to its magnetic cover and the use of brand-name components. Whether as a compact workstation, AI accelerator, or for casual gaming, the combination of Ryzen 5 7640HS and 32GB DDR5 RAM offers reserves for the next few years. A well-designed piece of technology without the usual compromises in terms of upgradeability. Price when reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Best Prices Today: PELADN WO4 Retailer Price $419.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket PELADN is another mini PC manufacturer from the Far East. At the time of testing, 26 models with Intel and AMD processors were listed in its own EU shop, although not all of them are available. Some of PELADN’s minis are also available on Amazon, including the WO4 tested here with AMD Ryzen 7640HS and Radeon 760M graphics. We put this attractively priced model through its paces. Design and workmanship My first impression of the PELADN WO4 was that it’s cool and high-quality. The metal alloy casing not only looks sturdy, but also supports heat dissipation. The scratch-resistant surface feels silky and resists fingerprints surprisingly well. Compared to high-gloss models such as the Acemagic M1, this is a clear advantage in everyday use. Christoph Hoffmann There has been an exciting trend in the world of ultra-compact computers for several months now: Devices are not only becoming faster, but also easier to maintain. While competitors such as the Geekom A7 Max or the Acemagic M1 rely on a closed unibody design, which requires laboriously removing the rubber feet and loosening screws for upgrades, the PELADN WO4 takes a much more user-friendly approach. Similar to the Sapphire Edge AI 370, the cover on the top of the case can be lifted without tools, giving easy access to the slots for two RAM modules and two NVMe SSDs. Despite this flexibility, the cover sits rock-solid when closed, with nothing rattling or feeling unstable. Christoph Hoffmann With dimensions of approximately 5 × 5 × 2 inches (width × depth × height) and a weight of around 1.21 pounds, the WO4 is significantly more compact than comparable devices such as the Geekom A7 Max or the Miniforums AI X1 Pro. This allows it to be flexibly placed on a desk, in the living room, or at a home office workstation. The included VESA mount also allows for space-saving attachment directly to the back of the monitor. The cooling system of the PELADN WO4, called “FrostCool,” relies on a sophisticated two-fan concept, setting it apart from the often undersized competition. The main fan efficiently transports the waste heat from the Ryzen 5 7640HS to the outside via large copper heat pipes. An additional system fan ensures a constant air flow over the DDR5 RAM and the Crucial SSD installed in the test device. This active cooling of the memory components is a decisive advantage, as it effectively prevents the thermal throttling that is feared with NVMe SSDs during long write operations. Thanks to the solid construction of the heatsink and an intelligent fan curve, the mini PC remains virtually inaudible in office use. Under full load, it emits only a sonorous, unobtrusive hum instead of high-frequency whistling. Another plus point is its ease of maintenance: The magnetic case cover allows tool-free access to the cooling system. This makes regular cleaning of the fan blades from dust a breeze and ensures long-term system stability. Features The AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS forms the heart of a new generation of mini PCs like the PELADN WO4 that focus on efficiency and AI acceleration. The six-core processor is based on modern 4nm manufacturing and Zen 4 architecture (“Phoenix”). In terms of performance, it is on par with former high-end chips such as the Ryzen 9 5900HX or the Intel Core i5-12500H. However, it significantly outperforms them in terms of energy efficiency and single-core performance. Christoph Hoffmann Compared to the Zen 3 models (such as the Ryzen 5 5600H or 5800H) found in many cheaper mini PCs, the 7640HS benefits from double-digit IPC growth and support for AVX-512. This makes it powerful enough for modern software workloads and future-proof. Although its bigger brother, the Ryzen 7 7840HS, offers two more cores, the 7640HS is almost on par in terms of single-thread performance, which is crucial for everyday use, and often outperforms competing models in the Intel Core i5-13500H series in graphics benchmarks. A unique selling point in this price range is the integrated Ryzen AI Engine (NPU), which offers dedicated hardware acceleration for AI tasks. This feature is completely absent in older mini PC generations or the pure office CPUs of the Intel T series. A look under the cover shows that PELADN makes no compromises when it comes to components. While many manufacturers are moving towards soldering the RAM in place for space reasons — a criticism often levelled at ultra-slim models — the WO4 offers two classic SODIMM slots. It comes with 32GB of DDR5-5600 RAM installed at the factory, spread across two 16GB modules. Christoph Hoffmann No corners were cut when it came to the SSD: Thanks to its PCIe 4.0 connection, the built-in 1TB Crucial P3 delivers transfer rates that allow the system to boot in seconds — more details on this below. The variety of connections on the case makes some full-grown desktop workstations look outdated. Particularly noteworthy are Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2, which ensure an extremely stable wireless connection. Christoph Hoffmann The front of the PELADN WO4 has a modern and user-friendly design. In addition to the illuminated power button, there are two USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports that enable data rates of up to 10Gbit/s. This makes them ideal for quickly connecting external SSDs or high-performance USB sticks. This setup is complemented by a combined 3.5mm jack connection for headsets. This is particularly beneficial for users who have their PC on their desk and do not want to reach behind the device to connect audio accessories. Christoph Hoffmann The highlight on the front is the full-featured USB-C port. This not only supports fast data transfer, but also DisplayPort Alt Mode. Depending on the configuration, this allows a third monitor to be controlled. The result is a high degree of flexibility in everyday work, as frequently changed peripheral devices are immediately accessible. The rear of the mini PC is designed for continuous stationary operation and offers numerous connection options. An HDMI and a DisplayPort connection dominate here. Together with the USB-C port on the front, they enable a triple-monitor setup with up to 4K resolution at high refresh rates. A 2.5G Ethernet port is available for integration into the home network, offering significantly higher transfer speeds than the conventional Gigabit standard, which is also available. The two LAN ports are an advantage for users who work with a NAS or want to move large amounts of data over the network. Christoph Hoffmann There are also two additional USB-A ports on the back, which are suitable for connecting peripheral devices such as mice, keyboards, or printers. Directly below the ports are the generous air vents of the cooling system. They are positioned so that the warm air is directed away from the user. The rear panel is rounded off by the power input for the external power supply. The arrangement of the sockets has been chosen so that the plugs do not block each other, even when all ports are fully occupied. Windows 11 Pro is pre-installed The PELADN WO4 comes with Windows 11 Pro pre-installed. With an active internet connection, the operating system is quickly activated and set up. Windows 11 is factory-set to 24H2 Build 26100 with a release date of 1 October 2024. After setup, we updated the system to the latest version using the update function. We then installed the AMD drivers for the chipset and the Radeon graphics card. Christoph Hoffmann Christoph Hoffmann Although we do not evaluate Windows 11 Pro separately, the interaction between the operating system and hardware is an important aspect of the WO4. The AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS harmonizes well with the current Windows 11 build thanks to its modern platform. The integrated AI unit creates a future-proof basis for functions that are already used selectively by Windows 11 and are likely to become even more important in the future. Computing power With the AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS, the PELADN WO4 positions itself as a powerful representative of the current mini PC upper class. In benchmarks, it achieves a balanced ratio of CPU performance, graphics performance and memory throughput. The processor is based on the Zen 4 architecture of the Phoenix generation and integrates the Radeon 760M graphics unit. This puts the WO4 in the same performance range as compact high-performance systems. Compared to the newer Zen 5 platforms, such as those used in the Sapphire Edge AI 370, the WO4 is based on a mature and established architecture. The integrated Ryzen AI unit provides fundamental support for AI applications. Combined with 32GB of DDR5 RAM and a fast PCIe 4.0 SSD, the result is a system that can reliably handle not only classic office and productivity tasks, but also demanding multitasking and computationally intensive workloads. In the PCMark benchmark test, we determined a desktop computing power of 7,158 points. The software processes everyday tasks one after the other, thus delivering realistic values. Christoph Hoffmann The benchmark results in the Essentials (10,063 points) and Productivity (11,906 points) sub-areas show that everyday tasks, office applications, and multitasking run smoothly on the WO4. However, the score in the Content Creation area is weaker at 8,309 points. This puts the mini PC significantly behind systems based on the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and about 2,200 points behind the Geekom IT15 with Intel Core Ultra 9. This reflects the clearly higher performance of this platform in computationally and media-intensive scenarios. In the 3DMark CPU test, the WO4 demonstrates balanced performance. With 5,949 points in the multithread run and 974 points in the single-thread test, the result is on par with a mobile Ryzen 9 8945HS. In a direct market comparison, however, the WO4 lags around 20 percent behind systems with AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. At the same time, scaling across multiple threads shows that computationally intensive tasks and parallel AI workloads are performed quickly. Christoph Hoffmann With 2,778 points in the Time Spy test, this mini PC achieves impressive performance for its size and marks the current performance peak of classic integrated graphics solutions in the mini PC segment. The Radeon 760M’s 2,488 graphics points show that it outperforms conventional Intel solutions (Iris Xe) by almost 50 percent and enables smooth Full HD gaming. The 8,202 CPU points are the real highlight: They prove that the Ryzen 5 7640HS, thanks to its Zen 4 architecture, does not throttle even under continuous load and comes close to compact desktop systems. The result in the Steel Nomad Light test is revealing, as this benchmark was developed for cross-platform systems without a dedicated graphics card. With 2,249 points and an estimated gaming performance of over 30 FPS, the PELADN WO4 proves that it far exceeds the level of simple office computers. Even if 16.67fps may seem low at first glance in a pure graphics test, this value is good for an integrated solution with very high quality settings. It indicates that current game titles remain playable in Full HD with moderate adjustments to the details. This makes the WO4 an option for casual gamers. The Geekbench AI Pro values (3,822 single precision / 7,362 quantized) indicate good AI acceleration. This is useful for on-device AI applications, edge computing, and local LLM inference. In this discipline, the PELADN WO4 is around 10 percent below the Geekom IT15, which is equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 9 285H and an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, as used in the Sapphire Edge AI 370, for example. Christoph Hoffmann The SSD performance in Crystal Disk Mark is good, but not above average: With 5,200MB/s read and 4,733MB/s write speeds, the SSD performs at a decent but not above-average pace. Some higher-priced competitor models achieve read speeds of 6,000 to 7,000MB/s. The SSD speed of the WO4 is significantly higher than that of the Alliwava models (GH8 and H90), which are equipped with a slow PCIe 3.0 NVMe. Christoph Hoffmann Conclusion Our impression of the PELADN WO4 is positive. In terms of performance, the Ryzen 5 7640HS makes a clear statement. Thanks to the Zen 4 architecture and powerful Radeon 760M graphics, the WO4 closes the gap between office PCs and gaming systems. It masters demanding multitasking scenarios, AI-supported workflows, and even modern gaming in 1080p with flying colors, without reaching its thermal limits. The FrostCool system works so smoothly that the computer is unlikely to be perceived as disruptive, even in quiet working environments. Its (almost) unique selling point is the clever housing concept with a magnetic cover. Easy, tool-free access to RAM and SSD is user-friendly. This not only makes the system low-maintenance, but also future-proof for later upgrades. For users looking for a powerful, quiet, and flexible companion for their desk that won’t become electronic waste after just two years, the PELADN WO4 is a smart investment. Technical specifications Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS (6 cores / 12 threads, up to 5.0 GHz) Graphics: AMD Radeon 760M (RDNA 3 architecture) Memory: 32 GB DDR5-5600 (2 × 16 GB removable) Internal storage: 1 TB NVMe SSD (Crucial P3, PCIe 4.0 x4) Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, 1 × 2.5G Ethernet, 1 × Gigabit Ethernet Connections: 1 × HDMI 2.1, 1 × DisplayPort 1 × USB-C (full feature), 4 × USB 3.2 Gen 2, 3.5 mm jack Cooling: FrostCool dual fan system Special feature: Magnetic case cover for tool-free access Operating system: Windows 11 Pro pre-installed Dimensions: 128 × 128 × 52 mm (width × depth × height) Weight: approx. 550 grams Read...

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Microsoft’s PowerToys dev team is experimenting with a new menu and dock interface in Windows 11, spotted by The Verge. The solution consists of an optional top bar called the Command Palette Dock, which is intended to provide quick access to various Command Palette extensions. It’s designed to complement the Command Palette launcher, which allows users to quickly launch apps and commands. The Command Palette Dock is fully configurable and can be placed along any edge of the screen (top, bottom, left, or right). The content within can also be organized into three separate zones for a better overview and organization. Users will be able to customize the appearance as well as freely move and attach extensions. In short, your favorite PowerToys features and tools will only be “one click away.” Microsoft has published concept images and is now seeking feedback from users. If you want to test an early version, you can do so through the PowerToys GitHub project in Visual Studio. However, it’s pretty advanced to set up and you’ll need developer experience. Read...

As much as seeing the Super Bowl in person would be a fantastic experience, have you seen those ticket prices? Terrible, right? Well, getting a new TV is much cheaper, especially when you can catch a deal as hot as this one: TCL’s massive 65-inch QM8K TV is only $999.99 at Best Buy with a MONSTROUS $1,500 discount. Holy moly! The QM8K features a 4K QD-Mini LED display at 65 inches, which translates to fantastic clarity and great contrast so you can see all those passes, tackles, and every minute of the half-time show in full visual glory. Its native 144Hz refresh rate also ensures smooth, blur-free motion, which is ideal for watching fast-paced sports (as well as for console gaming once the Super Bowl has passed). Your viewing experience is further enhanced with advanced HDR support, including Dolby Vision and HDR10+. For immersive sound, the TV is equipped with Dolby Atmos audio, something you’ll love every time you stream TV shows and movies. This TCL runs on the Google TV platform, providing access to all major streaming services. If you want a bigger TV, the other sizes are also on sale: 75-inch TCL QM8K TV: $1,499.99 ($1,700 off) 85-inch TCL QM8K TV: $1,999.99 ($1,800 off) 98-inch TCL QM8K TV: $2,999.99 ($2,000 off) No matter what size you get, this is an insane deal with enormous savings—so don’t miss this opportunity! Get the 65-inch TCL QM85K for $999.99 while you can and level up your home media pronto. Save $1,500 on TCL`s 65-inch 4K TV and live like a king at homeBuy now via Best Buy Read...

Roughly two months ago, Ring rolled out an AI-powered tool that lets Ring owners band together to find a missing pooch. Now, Ring says anyone with a wayward pet can ask for help using the feature, not just Ring users.  Accessible via the Neighbors sections of the Ring App, the Search Party for Dogs feature lets you report a missing dog (Ring has previously said that support for cats and other pets is coming later). Such a report will launch a Search Party, which triggers nearby Ring cameras to be on the lookout for the lost pet.  Previously, only Ring users could launch Search Parties, but now Ring says that even non-Ring owners can use the Ring app to report a missing pooch.  “Before Search Party, the best you could do was drive up and down the neighborhood, shouting your dog’s name in hopes of finding them,” said Ring inventor Jamie Siminoff in a press release. “Now, pet owners can mobilize the whole community—and communities are empowered to help—to find lost pets more effectively than ever before. That’s why we believe it’s so important to make this feature available to anyone who shares a lost dog post in Neighbors.”  Ring’s Search Party tool leverages AI to scan footage from nearby Ring cameras for evidence of a missing dog.  If your Ring camera spots a potential match (the feature works only with outdoor Ring cameras, not indoor Ring cams), you’ll get an alert with a picture of the dog and the relevant video clips. If you think it’s a match, you can—if you wish—choose to share the videos with the pet owners, or even reach out to them directly.    Ring’s Search Party feature has raised eyebrows for the fact that it’s on by default, similar to Ring’s far more controversial Community Requests functionality, which lets law enforcement officials request video clips from Ring users.  You can opt out of either Search Party of Community Requests, and Ring notes that even if you keep the features on, you can always decide which, if any, videos you’d like to share. You can also ignore Search Party and Community Requests alerts entirely.  To nix the Search Party feature, just open the Ring app, tap the Menu button, scroll down to the Community Control section, and tap Search Party > Search for Lost Pets. You can then either opt out of the feature completely or block individual Ring cameras from participating in a Search Party.  This article is part of TechHive’s in-depth coverage of the best security cameras. Read...

Microsoft has released the first preview of Windows 11 26H2 to Insiders on the Dev Channel, which will be the next major feature update for the operating system. Unlike 26H1, 26H2 brings real innovations. This is Windows 11 (Build 26300.7674) and the details in the update section of this Windows preview indicate that this major update will once again come in the form of an enablement package. An enablement package is one that unlocks features that already exist in the operating system but were previously unavailable. This allows the official update to be much smaller without requiring a complete reinstallation or in-place upgrade. Microsoft previously delivered Windows 11 25H2 as an enablement package. According to Windows Latest, the “Windows 11 26H2” version designation doesn’t currently appear in the version information under Windows Settings, nor does it appear when you use the winver command in the Command Prompt. So far, “Windows 11 26H2” can only be found in the Windows Update section under installed updates—assuming you’re an Insider and you’ve installed this update. New features in Windows 11 26H2 Microsoft has not yet revealed exactly what new features will be coming with Windows 11 26H2. However, the existing preview versions provide many clues. For example, Microsoft is testing a Copilot chat in File Explorer and Copilot will likely be shown in File Explorer’s right panel. Copilot is also likely to be integrated into Windows Search in the taskbar. Both Copilot integrations are likely to be optional and not enabled by default, as Windows Latest suspects. Copilot is also finding its way into the Windows 11 notification center. The preview versions of Windows 11 so far also show that Microsoft is testing a new Run dialog box. The changes appear to be more than just visual, as Microsoft may also be adding new features. When will Windows 11 26H2 release? Windows 11 26H2 is expected to be released in October 2026, the typical month for every year’s big fall update. (Windows 11 25H2 was previously released in October.) Once Microsoft has officially announced the release of Windows 11 26H2, the update is expected to be gradually rolled out to compatible computers. What about Windows 11 26H1? Windows 11 26H1 will be released in spring 2026. However, unlike the aforementioned 26H2, this is not a feature update. This version only makes Windows 11 compatible with Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 and possibly other Arm processors. Read...