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THE TECH NEWS YOU NEED NOW

I Tried Working With a 100-Inch Display on My Nose. Here's How It Went

Put on AR glasses and fire up Spacetop software, and you'll see a huge spread of windows and tabs right in front of your face. The only problem? I couldn't take it for more than an hour.

Nintendo Sues Genki Over Unofficial Switch 2 Mockups

Nintendo says the Switch 2 renders Genki showed at CES were unauthorized, so it's suing for trademark infringement, unfair competition, and false advertising.

1,000 AI-Enhanced Works Now Protected by US Copyright Law

The US Copyright Office has been rubber-stamping plenty of AI-assisted creations with copyright protections—but only under specific circumstances.

Is Starlink's Rapid Global Expansion Due to Elon's Abuse of Power?

Musk is reportedly using his influence in the Trump administration to secure Starlink's entry in several foreign countries. Critics say that's a 'profound breach of public trust.'

Microsoft Shuts Down Skype, Shifts Users to Teams

Existing users can sign in to Teams using their credentials and keep their chats and contacts.

Semantic Search Makes Your Copilot+ PC Smarter, But Only Sometimes

Soon, you might not need to type in the exact name or spelling for searches in File Explorer, Settings, or Windows Search. But like with many AI-powered features, this one still needs work. Here's how to try it yourself.