🔥 Microsoft kills support for most popular operating system, users now get full-screen ads - TweakTown Daily

Our content for yesterday, April 13 2024 [logo daily mail]() [ HOTTEST CONTENT: [Microsoft kills support for most popular operating system, users now get full-screen ads]( Microsoft officially announced it's killing support for its most popular operating system and is now pushing users to its latest OS with full-screen ads. [( [TT Show Episode 30 - Samsung's new 4K and 8K TVs, Frame Generation on Xbox and PS5, and more!]( Another jam-packed episode of The TT Show, as Jak and Kosta go deep on Samsung's new TVs, Frame Generation on PS5, and humanity colonizing Mars. Sponsored Ad [ [Here's why Apple thinks 8GB of RAM is enough in its latest Macs]( Buying an iMac or MacBook Air means getting 8GB of RAM for most people, and Apple says that's more than enough for the majority of tasks. [ [MSI's new MPG EZ120 ARGB fans are magnetic and join together, requiring only a single cable]( MSI MPG EZ120 ARGB fans are magnetic and versatile, with a design that is all about delivering that cable-free DIY dream to PC builders. [ [Elgato's limited edition Fallout gear includes a custom Stream Deck and mic, and we want them]( Elgato has dropped a new limited edition range of Fallout gear that includes a custom Stream Deck, Wave DX, Wave XLR, and even a custom mic arm. [ [BIOSTAR becomes the latest Intel GPU partner, launches Arc A750 OC graphics card]( BIOSTAR is one of the few GPU makers that releases NVIDIA GeForce RTX, Intel Arc, and Radeon RX products... it's latest is the Arc A750 OC. [ [ASUS's latest ProArt Display is a 32-inch 8K Mini LED HDR beast for professionals]( The new 8K ProArt Display PA32KCX from ASUS is designed for professionals and features '1000 nits full-screen sustained brightness' for incredible HDR. [ [More people are buying classic Command and Conquer RTS games than new releases]( EA brought several classic Command & Conquer games to Steam, and they managed to outsell most new PC and console releases for 2024. [ [Blackmagic's new URSA Cine 12K camera shoots 12K video at 90FPS for $15,000]( Blackmagic's new URSA Cine 12K announced: 8TB on-board memory, dual M.2 SSD slots, 250W power supply, shoots 12K video at 120FPS for $15,000. [ [LG expands self-developed on-device AI chip, will go into 46 products in LG's product families]( LG Electronics announces plans for home appliance-specific on-device AI chip: DQ-C, to be used in 46 models of LG products across 8 product families. [Having trouble reading? View online!](   Subscription Reminder You're subscribed using the address: {EMAIL} [Manage Your Subscription]( [Unsubscribe Automatically]( [tracking]