ComputersNews

Want me to trust Windows 11 again? Bring back local accounts

After years of pissing me and other Windows 11 users off, Microsoft says it’s ready to turn a new leaf, fixing mistakes, making improvements, and adding some long-requested features. I’d like to believe that Windows 11 is headed in the right direction. But given how anti-user Windows has become, I’m bitter and cynical. There’s one way Microsoft can prove that it’s serious…but I don’t…
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GamingNews

InZOI Boss Reflects on Year 1: 'The Sims Has Been the Biggest for 3 Decades, and I Think I Have Figured Out Why'

InZOI, PUBG maker Krafton’s competitor to The Sims, launched a year ago in early access form, and at a recent Q&A session at the studio’s Seoul office, IGN learned all about the struggles and successes of its first 12 months. It’s fair to say it’s been an eye-opening experience for the developer, especially Head of inZOI Studio Hyungjun “Kjun” Kim. “Life sim games are difficult to…
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CryptoNews

Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Hit by $503 Million Exodus as Selling Intensifies

Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) faced a difficult week, with bitcoin and ether posting heavy outflows. Smaller assets showed mixed resilience, with XRP attracting modest inflows. Crypto ETFs Slide as Bitcoin, Ether Post Heavy Weekly Losses The last full trading week of March began with promise, but it did not end that way. What started as a brief recovery in bitcoin ETFs quickly gave way to…
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MobileNews

Is Samsung’s Galaxy AI the Most Complete AI Experience on Smartphones Today?

For years, AI in smartphones felt more like a supporting act than the main event. You had voice assistants that worked when they felt like it, camera tricks that were impressive but predictable, and smart suggestions that rarely felt all that smart. Most of it stayed in the background, and very little of it changed how you actually used your phone. Samsung’s Galaxy AI is one of the first serious…
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