Mark Hachman
Senior Editor at PCWorld
Senior editor at PCWorld. Formerly: PCMag, ExtremeTech, BYTE, Slashdot, eWEEK. Dad, sci-fi nut, Domer, A's fan. On the Sky app and 🧵, too. (Same name.)
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pcworld.com | Mark Hachman
If your PC won’t open Google Chrome, there may be a culprit: Microsoft. Google determined that Microsoft’s Family Safety app is blocking Chrome, though the company hasn’t discovered how or why. “For some users, Chrome is unable to run when Microsoft Family Safety is enabled,” Google support engineers posted on the company’s support blog. The issues have apparently been occurring for weeks.
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pcworld.com | Mark Hachman
Intel is almost literally betting its future on its upcoming “Panther Lake” CPU architecture, as well as the 18A manufacturing process it will be built upon. While we don’t have any concrete details of how Panther Lake will perform, Intel has publicly revealed some impressive numbers about the process technology itself. German publication Hardwareluxx reported on Intel’s 18A presentation at a VLSI symposium in Japan, where Intel unveiled the first performance numbers for the 18A process.
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pcworld.com | Mark Hachman
I don’t use a Windows Copilot+ PC as a daily driver, though I have several in my office. But there’s one absolutely critical Copilot+ feature that forces me to swap out my current laptop, attach a Copilot+ PC to my docking station, and boot it up. Very few people have bought a Copilot+ PC in the last year.
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pcworld.com | Mark Hachman
A year ago, Microsoft hyped Copilot+ PCs as the next big thing. Twelve months later, it’s hard not to see them as one of the tech industry’s more significant flops. The question is whether they’ll stay that way. Many Copilot+ PCs began shipping on June 18, 2024, about a month after Microsoft announced the program at the company’s headquarters a month earlier.
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lemondeinformatique.fr | Mark Hachman
L'ordinateur portable révolutionnaire ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 de Lenovo, dont l'écran peut être « déroulé » pour offrir plus d'espace d'affichage, a maintenant une date de livraison ainsi qu'un prix officiel. Présenté lors du CES 2025, où il a fait grande impression, le produit sera disponible le 19 juin au prix de 3 499 $ HT, ont annoncé Lenovo et Intel lundi.
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