Anyone who has gamed on a handheld Windows PC knows that the built-in on-screen keyboard leaves much to be desired. Not only do you struggle to reach the keys with your thumbs across clunky controllers, but using a joystick to type can be pretty awkward. Plus, the traditional staggered QWERTY format is not very practical for […]
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Valve delivers the Steam Deck equipped with SteamOS, a Linux distribution based on Debian. This gaming handheld functions much like any standard PC, allowing it to support common operating systems. While Windows operates smoothly on the device, user @whatdahopper has made history by demonstrating macOS Sequoia running on the Steam Deck. A Collaborative Effort According to
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The long wait has ended for Windows 11 users! The Browser Company has officially released Arc browser 1.0.1 after an extensive beta period. Users are now able to download and utilize Arc without having to join any waiting lists. Windows 10 Users Await Windows 10 users, on the other hand, may have to exercise patience before
After a long, long wait, Apple is changing how Windows users enjoy its services by launching three new apps: Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Devices. The company is aiming towards reducing Windows users’ need for iTunes, offering a more direct and streamlined way to access Apple’s entertainment and device management features. Apple worked closely with
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