Almost all x86-based PCs use the Windows operating system, which began to flourish with Windows 3.1 in 1992. Today, 16-bit Windows 3.1 and 16-bit DOS applications are still running on 32-bit versions ...

These days if you’re using a desktop computer you’re probably running Windows, although there’s also a good chance you’re using OS X or maybe Chrome OS or one of a number of GNU/Linux distributions.

Battlefield 1 just made it much easier to find a game in the popular Operations mode thanks to a new dedicated server browser. The October update, which launched earlier today, also brings a big ...

According to sources in the PC industry, AI-powered PC sales are not anticipated to increase substantially until the second half of 2024, when Microsoft introduces its next-gen Windows operating ...