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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Turns Profit Within 24 Hours of Release

Warhorse Studios' latest release, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, has achieved remarkable commercial success, recouping its development costs within a single day of its launch. The historical open-world RPG became profitable for both the developer and publisher, Deep Silver, shortly after its debut on Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC, and PlayStation 5.

Windows 11: Microsoft sets status of issue to resolved without providing a solution

Microsoft confirmed a new Windows 11 issue in late December 2024 that prevented the installation of any new update on affected devices. This issue is now marked as resolved, but Microsoft has not published a solution for affected devices.

The issue occurs on devices that meet the following:

Prime Gaming Offers BioShock Infinite: Complete Edition and 19 More Free Games This February

Amazon's Prime Gaming is treating members to a substantial lineup of free games this February, featuring the acclaimed BioShock Infinite: Complete Edition among a total of 20 titles. This initiative continues Prime Gaming's tradition of offering diverse gaming experiences to its subscribers at no additional cost.

Google Messages to Introduce 'Delete for Everyone' Feature in RCS Chats

Google is preparing to enhance its Messages app by introducing a "Delete for Everyone" feature for Rich Communication Services (RCS) chats. This upcoming functionality will allow users to delete sent messages not only from their own devices but also from the recipients' devices, provided all parties are using the latest version of Google Messages.

Meta Accused of Using 81.7TB of Pirated Books to Train AI Models

Meta is facing allegations of downloading over 81.7 terabytes of pirated books to train its artificial intelligence models, according to newly unsealed court documents. These revelations have emerged in a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by authors, including Sarah Silverman, Richard Kadrey, and Christopher Golden, who claim that Meta utilized their works without permission to develop its AI technologies.

Here is why Microsoft's "uninstall Edge" page offers no instructions to remove the browser

Windows users who do not want to use Microsoft Edge have two main options: ignore the web browser as best as they can, or try to uninstall it.

Those who consider uninstalling Microsoft Edge may find out that removing Edge is only supported in the European Union and maybe a few other regions officially. Removal of Edge in other regions requires the use of third-party apps or scripts.