The Azure CLI is Microsoft’s free command-line tool for managing Azure from Windows 10 and 11. This guide covers installing it with winget, the MSI or Cloud Shell, signing in with az login, your first commands, the built-in helpers, updating, and fixes for common errors.
CRACK is a co-op game about breaking open a giant egg in a strange lab, alone or with up to three friends. Our guide covers how to get it on Steam, system requirements, the tools and upgrades you unlock, and beginner tips for your first shifts.
Moon Sweepers is a co-op cleaning sim where you and up to 15 friends scrub the whole Moon, starting with a single toothbrush. Our guide covers how to get it on Steam, system requirements, the first useful PC mods, and beginner tips for growing your cleanup crew.
See which Windows desktops and mini PCs have the graphics memory to run AI models on your own PC, offline.
See which Windows laptops have the real hardware power to run AI models and use them offline.
WhatsApp for Windows is the free WhatsApp desktop app from the Microsoft Store. It brings your chats, group calls with up to 32 people, screen sharing and file sharing to your PC, and keeps working when your phone is off. This guide covers the install, two ways to link your phone, the app versus WhatsApp Web, keyboard shortcuts and fixes for common problems.
Lost your phone in the couch again? Windows 11 may soon find it for you. This week’s Insider builds also hide a speed test right next to your Wi-Fi button.
Final Fantasy Resonance is an HD-2D turn-based RPG for Windows 11 from Square Enix, retelling the first story of Brave Exvius with Visions of classic Final Fantasy heroes. Our guide covers the download, editions, the free demo, system requirements, the first mods, our honest take and beginner tips.
Microsoft Edge 156 is rolling out now. Check your version, then try the unified permission controls, document autofill and the upgraded password key icon in a few clicks.
An unlisted Store app lets you build an AI memory on Windows 11 without screen snapshots. Here’s how it differs from Recall and why you probably can’t get it yet.
