Microsoft rumoured to be planning launch of new 'modular' Windows 12 operating system with a 'floating' taskbar later this year

Microsoft rumoured to be planning launch of new ‘modular’ Windows 12 operating system with a ‘floating’ taskbar later this year

New versions of Microsoft’s Windows OS don’t come along very often. But it’s looking increasingly like 2026 will be the year of Windows 12. A new story from PC World summarises all the latest leaks and rumours, which point to Windows 12 being a much more configurable and modular OS with a fancy new interface…

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‘It wasn’t fun for the first 7 years’ says maker of fantasy sim Tavern Keeper, which spent more than a decade in development

It’s obvious a ton of work has gone into fantasy sim Tavern Keeper, from the intricate and often hilarious animations of the patrons and staff to the flexible and easy-to-learn item design tools to the fully-narrated interludes that make your pub feel like it’s part of a storybook adventure. Tavern Keeper arrived on Steam in…

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The Drop: New PlayStation Games for 4/18/2017

“When you wake up in a pile of trouble, there’s only one way out. And it usually starts with a lot of punching.” Full Throttle Remastered rolls onto PlayStation this Tuesday. Originally released in 1995 by renowned designer Tim Schafer, Full Throttle Remastered features the same gritty story of biker Ben Throttle, but with all-new…

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UK police chief resigns over AI intel embarrassment, blames ‘political and media frenzy’ rather than his force’s failure to fact-check Copilot

West Midlands Police chief constable Craig Guildford, the head of the UK police force that admitted earlier this week that it had used faulty information from Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant in its controversial decision to ban Israeli football fans from a November 2025 Europa league match, has announced his resignation (via the BBC). His retirement…

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