Didn’t have time to follow the news yesterday? Here is what marked Wednesday, February 16: Microsoft unveils the first big update of Windows 11, we know the minimum configuration of Elden Ring and Audio-Technica launches headphones with record autonomy. To not miss any news, remember to subscribe to the Frandroid newsletter.
Windows 11: the first significant update is available, here’s what’s new
Four months after the release of Windows 11, it’s already time for Microsoft to unveil the first major update to its PC operating system. The Redmond company has already announced the start of the deployment as well as the main new features expected. Among these, we note the arrival of the clock on the second screen, a weather widget in the taskbar or new native applications. Unfortunately, the arrival of Android applications via Amazon App Store will arrive in France later.
Elden Ring: 8 GB of RAM is no longer enough
Less than ten days before the release of Elden Ringthe FromSoftware studio, also at the origin of Bloodborneof sekiro and the saga Dark Souls, has just revealed the minimum configuration required to be able to fully enjoy its next PC game. It will thus be necessary to take advantage of a rather powerful machine with at least a GTX 1060 graphics card or a Radeon RX 580 accompanied by an Intel i5-8400 processor or a Ryzen 3 3300X. On the RAM side, count on at least 12 GB of RAM with 16 GB recommended and 60 GB of storage.
These wireless headphones offer 20 hours of battery life, without even going through the case
While the autonomy of wireless headphones is generally around four to seven hours and requires, for use throughout the day, to store them regularly in their case, the Japanese manufacturer Audio-Technica has just struck a blow. The firm has indeed presented its ATH-CKS50TW. Behind this barbaric name are in fact hidden wireless headphones with active noise reduction and, above all, a record autonomy of up to 20 hours… without going through the box. With this one, the announced autonomy rises to 50 hours.
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