Mayank Parmar
Technology News Reporter at Bleeping Computer
Executive Editor and Founder at Windows Latest
Decoding tech for the masses. Founder @WindowsLatest.com. My words have reached millions and cited by CNN, Forbes & more. Also, reporting tech @BleepinComputer
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2 days ago |
windowslatest.com | Mayank Parmar
Can you run Windows 11 ARM on an iPad Air M2? Yes, you can, but only via emulation, which isn’t bad given that the operating system is now optimised for ARM architecture. This isn’t a new discovery. It’s always been possible to run Windows 11 on unsupported devices, but it’s now much easier, partially due to EU regulatory changes.
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4 days ago |
windowslatest.com | Mayank Parmar
Windows 11 allows you to add an End Task button to the right-click menu on the taskbar. To do this, open Settings > System > For Developers, and toggle on “End Task.” But how does it work, and why do you even need it? Windows 11 is a fine operating system for most of us, but sometimes apps or games stop responding, and the title bar’s “close” button also doesn’t work.
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4 days ago |
windowslatest.com | Mayank Parmar
Windows 11’s File Explorer has dark mode support, and it does look really nice (most of the time), but it’s not that good at adapting to the accent colour, especially the new “Home” section, which houses three sections: Recent, Favourite, and Shared. I noticed that the selection bar in File Explorer now supports OS accent, and the progress bar looks darker.
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5 days ago |
windowslatest.com | Mayank Parmar
Windows 11 23H2 and 24H2 are testing a feature that allows you to add a “Clock” with seconds to the Notifications Center. You’ll see a full-fledged clock when you tap the notifications icon or the time & date displayed in the system tray. You can turn on or off the feature from Settings > Date & Time > Show time in the Notification Center. But why has a basic feature like “Clock with seconds” been missing from the operating system for the past four years?
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5 days ago |
bleepingcomputer.com | Mayank Parmar
Google Gemini is testing a ChatGPT-like scheduled tasks feature called "Scheduled Actions," which will allow you to automate tasks. As spotted by ʟᴇɢɪᴛ on X, Google is integrating a new feature called "Scheduled Actions" into Gemini's web interface. While it's unclear how the feature will work, BleepingComputer understands that it will be similar to ChatGPT's integration.
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"We are launching [ChatGPT Deep Research] to free very soon!" https://t.co/LxfkJgj9lT
