Microsoft

Oct 7, 2026

Microsoft upgrades Copilot with local file access and OS-level controls

Microsoft said at a Windows event that it is rolling out an upgraded version of Copilot under its new hybrid intelligence strategy, according to Techub. The update adds two notable capabilities. First, Copilot will be able to access users’ local files. Second, it will be able to carry out operating system-level control actions. The announcement was framed as part of Microsoft’s broader hybrid intelligence approach. No additional technical details, rollout timing, or device scope were disclosed in the source provided. Techub reported the announcement as a brief news item.

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DeepSeek

Sep 29, 2026

DeepSeek Harness v0.2 preview goes live with desktop downloads

DeepSeek Harness v0.2 preview has been officially released, with ready-to-install desktop packages now available for both macOS and Windows. According to BlockBeats, users can download the software from the official website and get started by following the built-in setup guide. The new version comes with a preset group of commonly used features aimed at daily office work and development tasks, allowing users to use core functions out of the box. It also adds a dedicated page for plugin installation and management, along with more flexible configuration options. Those changes are designed to make feature expansion easier based on individual needs and help users build a smart product setup that better fits their own workflow.

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AnyPS5

Sep 28, 2026

AnyPS5 draws 2,000 GitHub stars with a native PS5-to-PC translation approach

Open-source project AnyPS5 has picked up about 2,000 GitHub stars, 141 forks and 602 commits, drawing attention for a technical approach that differs from a standard PlayStation 5 emulator. The repository, created by developer boykopovar, describes the software as a tool for automatically porting PS5 executables to Linux and Windows. Instead of simulating an entire console environment, the project aims to relink decrypted PS5 binaries into native programs that can run directly on PC operating systems. According to the project page, the current build can reach _start, handle stack unwinding and exception handling, and get to main. The author also wrote that one game already reaches its logo, main menu and gameplay with audio. Even so, the project has not published a formal release. The author says the first version will only be released after one game can boot completely. The repository says AnyPS5 includes PRX system library implementations, shader recompilation to SPIR-V for Vulkan, and support for specific Zen 2 instructions during conversion. The report also notes that the biggest roadblocks are not CPU emulation alone, but PS5 system library calls and proprietary graphics and audio APIs. Legal exposure remains part of the conversation as well, with the article pointing to Nintendo’s 2024 settlement with Yuzu and the same year’s halt in Ryujinx development after contact from Nintendo.

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DeepSeek

Sep 15, 2026

DeepSeek Harness desktop app lands in main branch as release work nears completion

DeepSeek Harness’ official desktop client has appeared in the project’s main repository branch, pointing to a likely pre-release phase for the app. The desktop version is built on Electron and packages the existing Harness web interface into a standalone application, removing the need for users to manually run a web service. The codebase already includes build, signing, notarization, auto-update, and upload workflows for both macOS and Windows. Its production update endpoint is also set to download.deepseek.com. Recent commits have focused on packaging fixes, notarization, and startup recovery issues, suggesting the team is working through final release engineering tasks rather than building core functionality from scratch. DeepSeek has not announced a launch date, and no installable package is available on GitHub Releases at this stage. Still, based on the current state of the code referenced in the report, the official desktop version appears to have moved into the final stretch before public release.

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NVIDIA

Sep 14, 2026

NVIDIA says Perplexity local agent platform is now available on Windows RTX PCs

NVIDIA has announced that the Perplexity local agent platform is now available on personal computers equipped with Windows RTX graphics cards, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. The source item provides a single core update: the platform has launched on Windows RTX PCs. It does not include added details on supported device models, regional rollout, technical specifications, pricing, or a more detailed release schedule. The update was published under the 7X24 H newsflash category, with the source link pointing to ChainCatcher. Based on the input provided, the report is limited to NVIDIA’s announcement and does not go beyond the facts stated in the original item.

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Doubao Input Method

Sep 11, 2026

Doubao Input Method launches on Windows, completing support across five platforms

Doubao Input Method has released a Windows version, bringing the product to five platforms in total: iOS, Android, HarmonyOS, macOS, and Windows. According to BlockBeats, the app’s main focus remains AI-powered voice input. It supports dialect recognition, mixed Chinese-English speech, and professional terminology. The product is also designed to keep working in noisy settings, when users speak softly, and even under weak or no network conditions. On the typing side, Doubao Input Method has integrated large-model features for auto-completion, correction, and suggestion. It can also turn long stretches of spoken language into cleaner, more fluent written text. After logging into the same account, users can sync their personal vocabulary library across devices, extending the experience beyond a single platform.

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Google

Sep 10, 2026

Google says Gemini app is now available on Windows

Google has announced that its Gemini app is now available on Windows, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. The update identifies the product and the platform now supported, but the source text does not provide added details on features, rollout scope, regional availability, or release timing beyond the brief announcement. As provided, the item is a short market bulletin rather than a full product note, and the reported fact is limited to the app’s launch on Windows.

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Microsoft

Jul 23, 2026

Microsoft Warns of USB-Spreading Crypto Clipper Targeting Seed Phrases and Private Keys

Microsoft says a USB-borne crypto clipper active since February can replace wallet addresses, search for BIP39 seed phrases and private keys, and keep remote access through Tor.

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