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Microsoft Says It’s Finally Going to Fix Windows 11 This Year
BusinessComputingSoftware

Microsoft Says It’s Finally Going to Fix Windows 11 This Year

After a bug-filled 2025, Microsoft is promising a turnaround for Windows 11 in 2026. The company is redirecting engineers to “swarm” on performance and reliability problems. But can they actually deliver on this promise?

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 30, 2026
Apple’s Active Device Count Just Hit a Staggering New High
HardwareSoftwareTechnology

Apple’s Active Device Count Just Hit a Staggering New High

Apple’s installed base of active devices has officially crossed the 2.5 billion mark. This growth from 2.35 billion a year ago represents a huge, captive audience for the company’s services division.

by Darren HoltJanuary 30, 2026
Game Devs Are Using AI, But Most Think It’s Hurting the Industry
AIBusinessSoftware

Game Devs Are Using AI, But Most Think It’s Hurting the Industry

The latest GDC State of the Game Industry report reveals a deep contradiction. While 52% of developers say their studio uses GenAI tools, an equal 52% believe the technology is having a negative impact. The sentiment has grown 30% more negative in just one year.

by Darren HoltJanuary 29, 2026
Corporate Innovation Is Dead. Here’s What Comes Next.
AIInnovationSoftware

Corporate Innovation Is Dead. Here’s What Comes Next.

A new perspective from Fast Company declares the old model of corporate innovation a failure. It posits that by 2030, winning brands will be born directly from AI-driven, collaborative intelligence with consumers, not from isolated workshops.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 29, 2026
Google’s “Aluminium OS” Leak Hints at Android’s Desktop Dreams
ComputingInnovationSoftware

Google’s “Aluminium OS” Leak Hints at Android’s Desktop Dreams

A new leak from Google’s own bug tracker reveals “Aluminium OS,” a built-in desktop interface for Android 16. This suggests Google is seriously reviving its vision for Android on the desktop, potentially bridging the gap with ChromeOS.

by Darren HoltJanuary 29, 2026
The Vibe Coding Hangover Hits Enterprise Tech
AISoftwareTechnology

The Vibe Coding Hangover Hits Enterprise Tech

The initial promise of AI-powered “vibe coding” is giving way to chaos in enterprise software development. Tech leaders report a dramatic spike in security vulnerabilities, forcing a major reassessment of how generative AI is used to write code.

by Darren HoltJanuary 29, 2026
Ireland’s R&D Tax Credit Just Got Even More Valuable
BusinessInnovationSoftware

Ireland’s R&D Tax Credit Just Got Even More Valuable

Ireland has increased its crucial R&D tax credit from 30% to 35%, effective January 1st. This move aims to solidify the country as a global tech hub, but experts warn the system must be protected from fraud to maintain its value.

by Darren HoltJanuary 29, 2026
Amazon’s Gaming Boss Quits As The AAA Dream Fades
BusinessGamingSoftware

Amazon’s Gaming Boss Quits As The AAA Dream Fades

The head of Amazon Game Studios, Christoph Hartmann, has left the company. His departure marks another major setback for Amazon’s once-ambitious plans to become a powerhouse in game development.

by Darren HoltJanuary 29, 2026
Microsoft’s AI Bet Is Making Investors Nervous
AIBusinessSoftware

Microsoft’s AI Bet Is Making Investors Nervous

Microsoft reported strong Q2 earnings, but its stock dropped over 6% after hours. Investors are concerned about slowing cloud growth and a huge $625 billion future revenue obligation, nearly half of which is tied to OpenAI.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 29, 2026
Giving AI an “Inner Monologue” to Think About Its Thinking
AIInnovationSoftware

Giving AI an “Inner Monologue” to Think About Its Thinking

A team of researchers is working to give generative AI systems a form of metacognition, or the ability to think about their own thinking. This framework aims to let models like ChatGPT assess their confidence and decide when to think harder about a problem.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 29, 2026

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