Microsoft Store cuts publishing fee for small-time developers

From PC World: In the latest Windows Developer blog post, Microsoft announced that “individual developers” will no longer have to pay any “onboarding fees” to upload their apps and games to the Microsoft Store. Previously, developers paid a one-time $19 fee to publish on the store.

As a result...

Everything Apple Announced at Its Sept. 9 iPhone 17 Event

From PC Mag: As expected, Apple overhauled its hardware lineup today, with new iPhones, Apple Watches, and a long-awaited update to the AirPods Pro. Some are already available to order, while Apple will take your money for its higher-end devices starting on Friday. If you didn’t have time to tune...

Arm’s bid for smarter, AI-powered phones and PCs begins with Lumex

From PC World: With any luck, Arm’s new Lumex CPU platform may give us a hint at what to expect for upcoming Windows on Arm PCs: four tiers of CPU power, plus an improved ray-tracing engine and graphics upscaling.

Arm says that its new Lumex C1-series chips will deliver 25 percent more performance...

CORSAIR Unveils COMMANDER DUO Lighting and Fan Controller

From Corsair Press Release:  CORSAIR (Nasdaq: CRSR) is proud to announce the COMMANDER DUO Lighting and Fan Controller, a hybrid device designed to simplify custom cooling and lighting control with unprecedented compatibility. This innovative multi-function fan controller offers effortless fan speed...

Turtle Beach’s Latest Racing Gaming Accessories for Xbox & Windows

From Turtle Beach Press Release: Turtle Beach Corporation (Nasdaq: TBCH) today announced three new Designed for Xbox racing game accessories are now available globally. The three new racing accessories include two new VelocityOne™ Race simulation accessories for seasoned sim racers on Xbox Series X...

PC Building Group Figures Out Why Windows 11 Update Is Bricking SSDs

From PC Mag: The baffling Windows 11 update bug that corrupted SSDs now appears to be linked to storage drives running pre-release firmware.

Memory component supplier Phison says that "engineering preview firmware" appears to be the culprit after a PC building group in Taiwan figured it out.

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