Microsoft has confirmed that the Windows 11 Media Creation Tool no longer works on devices powered by Arm64 processors following the release of Windows 11 25H2, also known as the Windows 11 2025 Update. Users on affected systems encounter the error message: “We're not sure what happened, but we're unable to run this tool on your PC.”
Microsoft is working on a major update to the OneDrive app for Windows 11
Microsoft is preparing a significant update to the OneDrive application for Windows 11, introducing a modernized interface, enhanced photo and video management capabilities, and deep integration of the Copilot AI assistant. The company plans to unveil the new experience as early as October 8 at a dedicated OneDrive event. Here are the details.
Microsoft Edge 141 Released with New Features and Policy Updates
Microsoft is releasing the stable version of Microsoft Edge 141 (141.0.3537.57), which includes several new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Here are the details.
Google Introduces Limited, Unverified Developer Registration for Android Apps
Google has announced a revised approach to Android app registration following negative community feedback on its proposed mandatory verification system. The updated framework introduces a two-tier model: a standard verified developer account and a limited free option for personal, educational, and enthusiast use.
F-Droid Warns It May Die After Mandatory Android Registration Policy for Devs
F-Droid, the open-source Android app repository, announced it would cease to function in its current form if Google enforces mandatory registration of developers and applications. The organization urges users, regulators, and antitrust authorities to oppose measures that restrict the installation of third-party Android apps. Such restrictions, F-Droid states, undermine user freedom and jeopardize alternative app directories that prioritize user interests over commercial gain.
Microsoft Appoints Judson Althoff as CEO of Commercial Business
Microsoft has named Judson Althoff as CEO of its commercial business, a newly created role designed to simply and improve operations and accelerate growth in the era of AI. Althoff, previously Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, will now oversee Microsoft’s key commercial functions, including sales, marketing, and operations.
Major Overhaul of Xbox Game Pass with New Plans and Prices
Microsoft has rolled out the most significant update in Xbox Game Pass history, introducing three revised subscription tiers: Game Pass Essential, Premium, and Ultimate. These replace the former Core, Standard, and Ultimate plans effective immediately. All current subscribers will transition automatically: Core users move to Essential, Standard to Premium, and Ultimate subscribers retain their tier with enhanced features.
Microsoft Unveils All The New Office Icons with Enhanced Color and Fluid Design
Microsoft has officially launched a redesigned set of icons for its core Office applications. The update introduces more vibrant colors, richer gradients, and softer curves across all 10 primary Microsoft 365 apps. This marks the first major visual overhaul since 2018 and comes in line with the company’s Fluent design language and Copilot integration.
Google Chrome 141 with Better Security and More AI Features
Google has launched Chrome 141, the latest stable version of its web browser. This release aligns with the newest stable build of the open-source Chromium project, which serves as Chrome’s foundation. The next scheduled release, Chrome 142, will arrive on October 28. Let's see what's new in Chrome 141.
What’s new in Windows 11 2025 Update version 25H2
Released to the public on October 1, 2025, Windows 11 version 25H2 delivers a wave of AI-powered enhancements, refined user experiences, and enterprise-ready capabilities. The update introduces Recall (preview) and Click to Do for Copilot+ PCs, significantly upgraded Windows Search with semantic indexing, and a Copilot-powered agent in Settings. Accessibility receives major upgrades through Narrator and Voice Access, while the taskbar, File Explorer, and Widgets gain usability refinements. Security, collaboration, and system management also see meaningful improvements, including support for Wi-Fi 7 enterprise access points and Windows Backup for Organizations. Now, let’s dive into the details.
