Microsoft released two test builds of Windows 11, making changes to some of its fundamental apps and interfaces like the Start menu, its Share interface, and Search.

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For nearly three decades, atmospheric point-and-click game Myst has stood as one of the best, most successful, and most influential PC release of all time. This latest update enhances the ...

Thousands of new PC games release every year, and in theory that should make it easier to find something new to play, but in practice the amount of choice can be overwhelming. Let us narrow things ...