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AppWizard

November 13, 2025

Valve just quietly redefined what PC gaming can be all while an increasingly delusional Microsoft desperately tries to tell everyone their PC is an Xbox now

Valve has announced a new ecosystem that aims to reduce Microsoft's influence in the PC gaming market, introducing SteamOS on Arm architecture, which may eliminate the need for x86 CPUs. The new Steam Controller improves upon its predecessor and is designed for use with the Steam Deck. The Steam Frame is a high-speed streaming device that allows wireless access to gaming content, functioning as a versatile headset for both VR and traditional games. It operates on an Arm-based architecture with a version of SteamOS and includes the FEX translation layer for compatibility with Windows games. Valve is collaborating with companies like Lenovo for hardware compatibility and is focusing on supporting AMD graphics in the new Steam Machine, while also working on enhancing gaming experiences across various Linux distributions. Despite challenges like Windows' dominance in multiplayer gaming, Valve's initiatives indicate a shift towards a more open gaming ecosystem.

Winsage

August 29, 2024

Now’s your chance to wirelessly access your Android phone through Windows

Microsoft has introduced a new feature that allows Windows users to wirelessly share files with their Android devices directly from their PCs. Users need to have the Link to Windows app on their Android devices and the Phone Link application on their Windows PCs to utilize this feature. It is available for users with Windows 11 Preview builds 22621.4112 and 22631.4112. The feature can be accessed through the Windows Share window, allowing users to share content directly to their paired Android devices. Users are advised to ensure they have the latest versions of both apps for optimal performance, and the rollout of this feature will occur gradually.