Paul Thurrott is a journalist at Thurrott. With over 35 years of experience, he is a trusted voice in personal technology, focusing primarily on productivity and Microsoft, while also covering a wide range of topics including AI, consumer tech, and big tech. His insights and expertise have been featured in IT Unity and his own platform, Thurrott.
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Paul Thurrott's coverage heavily revolves around technology, software updates, and digital organization. His focus on content & publishing and software & SaaS suggests he is interested in news related to these areas from a variety of tech companies. He also covers private sector announcements extensively.
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Samsung today announced that its Galaxy Fit 3 smart wearable is finally coming to the United States, one year after it launched elsewhere. The firm also announced the budget-priced Galaxy A16 5G smartphone, which delivers an upgraded design, a bigger display, and improved cameras, and you can save some money if you buy both devices together.
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At CES today, AMD announced several new members of its Zen 5 processor family across gaming, AI, and enterprise portable and desktop PCs. There’s a lot going on there, but it appears that AMD is taking a page from the Apple Silicon playbook by introducing MAX and MAX PRO variants of its AI PC processors.
Microsoft announced today that it has partnered with LG to bring the Xbox app to select LG smart TVs and the Game Pass Ultimate catalog to the Gaming Portal.
At CES today, Google revealed that it will bring Gemini AI capabilities to Google TV later this year on select devices.
At CES today, Acer announced a metric ton of new PC models, including new-generation handheld gaming PCs, the Nitro Blaze 8 and 11. Also new, Acer’s first desktop Copilot+ PC.
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