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TODAY'S TOP STORY

Windows 10 vs. Windows 11: Should You Upgrade Now?

Even if you're perfectly content with Windows 10, updates will soon cost extra and you'll eventually need to switch to Windows 11. I compare the two operating systems so you know what to expect upon upgrading.

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THE TECH NEWS YOU NEED NOW

ChatGPT Lost a Chess Game to an Atari 2600

And on the 'Beginner' difficulty level, too.

Trump to Keep Starlink at White House Despite Cybersecurity Concern

Though he had a public falling out with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the president also says he's keeping his Model S, but he may move it from the White House to another 'location.'

Android 16 Arrives With Stronger Security, Neater Notifications, Smaller Tweaks

Google ships a major Android update months earlier than its usual pattern and throws in a Pixel Drop and other feature updates. Here are the devices scheduled to get it first.

Nintendo's Switch 2 Is Probably the Fastest-Selling Console Ever

The Switch 2 has hit a sales milestone faster than any other hardware before. However, there's still a long way to go to hit its goal of 15 million sales.

Apple Explains Why It Delayed AI Siri, Confirms It Won't Arrive Until 2026

After WWDC 2025, Apple spoke through why the company delayed its AI-powered Siri. It first teased what the tool would be able to do at WWDC 2024.

Reddit Wants You to Ditch the Throwaway Accounts Without Cutting Out NSFW Posts

Users can now hide subreddits from their public profile, along with fine tuning what other information is displayed.

EXPERT COMMENTARY

With iPadOS 26, the iPad Feels Closer to a Mac Than Ever. So Why Is It Still So Bad at Sharing?

I love the productivity boost I'll get from new multitasking tools, but how is it 2025 and I still can't have multiple user profiles on a single iPad?