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Music Title: AP Dhillon - My Love (Official Video) Gurinder Gill | New Punjabi Song | Ap Dhillon New Song Signer: AP Dhillon Release Date: Mar 16, 2022 Official Youtube Link : Informations About The Signer:- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video)-

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Artist: Krsna Real Name: Krishna Kaul Birth Date /Place: October 4, 1987 Age: 34 Social status (Single / Married): Single Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Hip-Hop/Rap Awards: Krishna Kaul, known mononymously as Krishna (stylised now as KR$NA; previously as Krsna) and formerly as YoungProzpekt, is a rapper from New Delhi, India.[1][2] He is one of the earliest rappers to emerge in the Indian hip hop scene in the mid-2000s under the stage name Prozpekt. He also briefly featured in the 2019 Bollywood film Gully Boy as himself.[3][4] He is known for his writing and technical skills as a rapper, along with his infamous beefs in the Desi Hip-Hop scene. Top 3 Songs (Names): KR$NA - UNTITLED (FULL VIDEO) | KALAMKAAR-KR$NA - Fall Off (Extended) | Official Music Video-KR$NA Ft. Karma & IKKA - Villain | Official Video Other Information: Krishna Kaul, known mononymously as Krishna (stylised now as KR$NA; previously as Krsna) and formerly as YoungProzpekt, is a rapper from New Delhi, India.

Artist: Raja Kumari Real Name: Svetha Yallapragada Rao Birth Date /Place: January 11, 1986 Age: 36 Social status (Single / Married): Single Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Pop, dance, hip hop Awards: As a result, Kumari has been recognized as a benefactor by the Foundation for Indic Philosophy and Culture (Indic Foundation) and has been honored with the Kohinoor Award for excellence in the Classical Arts by the Governor of Tamil Nadu. Top 3 Songs (Names): Raja Kumari - SHOOK-Raja Kumari - LIVE IN GOA | The Catalogue Reimagined-Raja Kumari - KARMA Other Information: Kumari is best known for her collaboration with notable artists including Gwen Stefani, Iggy Azalea, Fifth Harmony, Knife Party, Fall Out Boy.

Music Title: Putli Pehalwan - AHSAN (Official Music Video) Signer: AHSAN Release Date: Mar 15, 2022 Official Youtube Link : Informations About The Signer:- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video)-

Artist: Divine Real Name: Vivian Fernandes Birth Date /Place: October 2, 1990 Age: 31 Social status (Single / Married): Single Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Indian Hip-Hop Awards: MTV Europe Music Award for Best Indian Act Top 3 Songs (Names): DIVINE - 3:59 AM | Prod. by Stunnah Beatz | Official Music Video-DIVINE - Kaam 25 | Sacred Games (Prod. by Phenom)-DIVINE - One Side (Prod. by Byg Byrd) Other Information: Vivian Fernandes (born 2 October 1991), better known by his stage name Divine, is an Indian rapper from Mumbai, Maharashtra.

Artist: Bohemia Real Name: Roger David Birth Date /Place: October 15, 1979 Age: 42 Social status (Single / Married): Married Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Desi hip hop Hip hop Rap Awards: Punjabi Music Award for Best Duo/Group Top 3 Songs (Names): BOHEMIA - Kali Denali (Official Audio) Classic Viral Hit!-Patola (Full Song) Guru Randhawa | Bohemia | T-Series-Sajjad Ali ft. Bohemia - TAMASHA - (Official Video) Other Information: Roger David (born October 15, 1979), better known by his stage name Bohemia (Punjabi: بوہیمیا, stylised BOHEMIA or Raja), is a Pakistani-American rapper and record producer.

Music Title: SURGICAL BARS - Prod. by Jokhay (Official Audio) Signer: Hamza Ibrahim Release Date: Mar 12, 2022 Official Youtube Link : Informations About The Signer:- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video)-

Artist: RAP DEMON Real Name: Abdullah Malik Birth Date /Place: March 20, 1996 Age: 25 Social status (Single / Married): Single Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Musician, artist, music producer Awards: Is Rap Demon The Next Big Thing Top 3 Songs (Names): Why Not Meri Jaan | Ft. Rap Demon-L.O.C. (LINE OF CONTROL) | RAP DEMON & KARMA | KALAMKAAR-Rap Demon - Shikway (Official Music Video) Other Information: Rap Demon, aka Abdullah Malik, was born in 1996 in Islamabad, Pakistan. His age is 23 years old (as in 2020). He has given some po[CENSORED]r rap songs including “Gauntlet 2.0” ( November 2019), “Qoum Bhutt Hai” (January 2019), “Anay Dey” (March 2020), etc.

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Motorola Frontier smartphone's alleged renders have been leaked by a tipster. It suggests that the smartphone will come with a 194-megapixel sensor as opposed to a 200-megapixel that was tipped earlier. The latest renders are pretty much similar to the ones leaked last month. As per a report, the phone will come with a display that has a 144Hz refresh rate, a 4,500mAh battery with 125W wired charging and 50W wireless charging support. The phone is tipped to debut in July. The latest renders of the Motorola Frontier have been shared by tipster Evan Blass (aka @evleaks) and they suggest the phone's design from multiple angles. As per the renders, the Motorola phone comes with a curved display as well as a curved back. The display can be seen sporting a centrally-aligned hole-punch cutout for the front camera. The power button and volume rocker are on the right spine. The back has edge-to-edge horizontal stripes, a batwing logo in the centre of the panel and a rectangular camera module on the top-left corner. There is a USB Type-C port, a speaker grille, and SIM card tray at the bottom. Motorola Frontier specifications (rumoured) The Motorola Frontier smartphone is claimed to be a dual-SIM (Nano) device that will run on Android 12 out-of-the-box. It is said to feature a 6.67-inch full-HD+ OLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate, DCI-P3 colour gamut and HDR10 support. The phone may be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon SM8475 SoC, which could be an upgraded version of Qualcomm's flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset. The handset could offer up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage. Motorola Frontier is tipped to come with a 1/1.5-inch 194-megapixel sensor with OIS support. In an earlier report, it was claimed that the phone will sport a 200-megapixel sensor, along with a 50-megapixel wide-angle camera, and a 12-megapixel telephoto shooter. It is said to sport a 60-megapixel front camera for selfies and video calls. Motorola Frontier is tipped to pack a 4,500mAh battery with 125W wired charging and 50W wireless charging support. Connectivity options on the phone are said to include Wi-Fi 6E, USB Type-C port, NFC, GPS, and Bluetooth v5.2. It is expected to come equipped with stereo speakers and three microphones for call clarity.

One of the most exciting new features coming to Windows 11 is its ability to run Android apps, but Microsoft has revealed a few requirements that may dampen people’s enthusiasm. According to Microsoft’s new FAQ for the feature, if you want Android apps to run on your PC, you’ll need to meet certain requirements to do so. So, you’ll need to have a device that runs Windows 11 version 21H2, or later, which is the version that introduces the new feature. You’ll also need a solid state drive (SSD) and have a modern x64 or ARM64 processor. While these requirements aren’t too bad, and most people running Windows 11 will have them, things then become a little trickier. Microsoft says you need 8GB of RAM minimum, but16GB is recommended. That 16GB recommendation is quite surprising for a feature we wouldn’t have thought was too demanding (these are apps that are supposed to run on smartphones, after all). However, the 8GB minimum setting means people running Windows 11 on devices with 4GB of RAM – which is technically possible – won’t be able to use this feature. So low-powered, older, or embedded devices, which may have benefitted the most from getting Android apps, will be left out. You’ll also need to turn on the Virtual Machine Platform, which is a setting found in Windows 11’s Control Panel. There’s also one final requirement that may annoy people. As we’ve reported before, Windows 11 uses the Amazon Store for Android apps, rather than Google’s own Play Store. This means you don’t get the vast collection of apps that you’d find in the Play Store. Nor can you use Play Store credit to buy apps, and any apps or games you’ve bought on your Android devices through the Play Store will need to be re-bought. You’ll also need an Amazon account as well. While many people probably already have one, due to the po[CENSORED]rity of the online store, there will be plenty of people who don’t want an Amazon account for various reasons. Having to sign up for yet another account you don’t want may be too much of an ask. Analysis: Does this kill the Android app hype in Windows 11? Are these requirements enough to kill off some people’s excitement for getting Android apps in Windows 11? While the potential of having thousands of apps instantly available in Windows 11, and which can be installed via the Microsoft Store like other Windows 11 apps, remains exciting, we have to admit having our hype has reduced a bit. The 8GB RAM requirement, for example, means that hopes of making an old, less powerful, Windows 11 device essentially an Android tablet, are less likely now. Microsoft’s decision to go with the Amazon Appstore also continues to baffle and annoy. Many of us will have a large library of Android apps installed on our devices, and the thought that we’d have to pay for certain apps and games again because we bought them through Google Play instantly puts a damper on things. If you want to give Android apps a go in Windows 11, you can download the Windows 11 KB5010414 update, which is an optional update that adds an early look at how Android apps will be integrated into the operating system. At the moment, this feature is only available in the US

It may sound a bit strange coming from a hardware nut that is more at home with a big ol' desktop PC, but I'm stoked about the possibility of the integrated graphics in AMD's new mobile CPUs. The Ryzen 6000 series will be hitting laptops shortly and will be making an appearance in all the usual gaming machines alongside Nvidia and AMD's finest mobile graphics cards. And while they'll quickly become the models of choice for serious gaming, it's actually the prospect of ultra-thin and light machines that has me most excited. Imagine a small 13-inch laptop that doesn't have the room to keep a bulky GPU cool, but can handle the heat produced by one of AMD's latest APUs. A machine that would normally make for a ropey experience with the integrated graphics of yore, but that can turn its hand to 1080p gaming at a reasonable frame rate. That's the promise of AMD's new RDNA 2-powered APUs. AMD has leapfrogged the first generation RDNA architecture for its integrated graphics, going from Vega to the very latest technology, which means if nothing else it can shout about what an improvement it is over the Ryzen 5000 mobile chips. I may only have AMD's word for the actual performance at this point, but it keeps banding around a 2X performance increase over the last generation, which means you're suddenly in the realms of 60fps in plenty of less demanding games at 1080p. Admittedly this is generally going to be at the lowest possible settings, but if frame rate isn't that important to the game in question, you may be able to dabble with medium settings at 30fps or so. There are two different iGPUs going to be squeezed into the new Ryzen 6000 series mobile parts, with AMD Radeon 680M offering 12 CUs and a 2,400MHz clock while the 660M has 6 CUs pootling along at 1,900MHz. We'll have to see how these GPUs fair in games ourselves when the first laptops start landing (and day now), but going by the graphs that AMD is showing off they do look surprisingly capable. The fact that the Ryzen 6000 mobile chips are so rounded just sweetens the deal. You're looking at support for PCIe 4.0 for sweet SSD storage options, DDR5, and Wi-Fi 6E as well. These chips are all eight-core, 16-thread models across the whole stack as well, which means there's plenty of raw processing grunt on offer too. Intel's Alder Lake is also hitting the market at about the same time, and that's definitely got some interesting tech to offer. Even so, it's the integrated RDNA 2 graphics in Ryzen 6000 that has me most excited about this year's laptops. Here's hoping laptop manufacturers produce something that makes the most of them.

Remember Skull & Bones? Ubisoft's beleagured pirate adventure might have seemingly been adrift since 2017, but the publisher now reckons it'll definitely reach port sometime in the next fiscal year. For real, this time. That claim came during last night's quarterly earnings call (via GIBiz), which generally weren't looking fantastic for the French publisher. Sales were down 31% year-over-year, with Far Cry 6 and Rider's Republic unable to match the bar set by Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Watch Dogs: Legion last year. But Ubisoft is bullish about its next quarter, which'll include the recently-released Rainbow Six: Extraction, Valhalla's Ragnarok expansion and The Settlers. And in the next fiscal year (between April 2022 and March 2023), CEO Frédérick Duguet was confident we'll see the release of the long-struggling Skull and Bones—noting that he's "very happy" with the game's development progress. It's a small comment, but a key one considering the pirate sim's tortured eight-year development. Details of Skull and Bones' plagued production emerged following reports of Ubisoft's abusive workplace culture, describing the game as one beset by constant fundamental reworks of what the game even was—going from a multiplayer expansion to Assassin's Creed: Black Flag to an open-sea survival sandbox and a session-based multiplayer deathmatch game. Ubisoft Singapore, which led development on Skull and Bones, also saw managing director Hugues Ricour ousted following a leadership audit. But even months after his removal, a report showed that staff at the studio felt there was a "French ceiling" that made it hard for staff not hailing from the publisher's home nation to progress within the company. That track record makes it hard to read too much confidence into Duguet's comment. But hey, maybe he's right, and we'll be sailing the high seas by the end of the year in whatever form Skull and Bones ends up taking.

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Poco X4 Pro 5G is said to be in the works. The Chinese brand is yet to reveal the launch schedule of Poco X4 Pro 5G, but specifications of the handset have surfaced online ahead of it. As per the leak, Poco X4 Pro 5G will come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 SoC under the hood. It could sport a triple rear camera setup comprising a 64-megapixel main sensor. The upcoming Poco X series phone is said to feature a 5,000mAh battery with support for 67W fast charging. The phone may come as a successor to the Poco X3 Pro that was unveiled in March last year. Poco X4 Pro 5G specifications (expected) Known tipster Yogesh Brar (@heyitsyogesh) on Thursday tweeted the key specifications of Poco X4 Pro 5G. According to the tipster, the upcoming Poco phone will run on MIUI 13 based on Android 11 out-of-the-box. Poco X4 Pro 5G could feature a 6.7-inch full-HD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It could be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 5G chipset coupled with up to 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and up to 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage. According to the tipster, Poco X4 Pro 5G will come in two RAM and storage configurations — 6GB RAM + 64GB storage and 8GB RAM + 128GB storage. The triple rear camera unit of the Poco X4 Pro 5G is said to include a 64-megapixel main sensor along with an 8-megapixel ultra-wide sensor and a 2-megapixel macro shooter. For selfies and video chats, Poco X4 Pro 5G is tipped to feature a 16-megapixel shooter. Further, the handset is said to carry a 5,000mAh battery with 67W charging support. As per past leaks, Poco X4 Pro is expected to come along with the rumoured Poco X4. The vanilla Poco X4 was earlier said to launch in India in the first quarter of 2022. It would be the successor to the Poco X3. The Indian variant of Poco X4 5G has recently been spotted on Geekbench suggesting that it could be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 SoC, paired with 6GB of RAM. As of yet, Poco has not confirmed the development of Poco X4 Pro 5G. So, this information should be considered with a pinch of salt.

Microsoft has just released a much-publicised Windows 11 update that finally brings Android apps to your PC, but the company has also slipped out a surprise update. Windows 11 Build 22557 brings some really cool new features – and addresses many of our complaints. Unlike the recent update, which is available to all Windows 11 users, and had a blog post from none other than Microsoft’s Panos Panay, Chief Product Officer, Windows + Devices, Windows 11 Build 22557 has only been released on the Nickel Release branch. This is an active development branch that allows developers to get access to early versions of the operating system to help ensure their apps and products work well with the update. Usually, we wouldn't pay attention to these kind of updates, but this one is noteworthy as it gives us an idea of what will be coming in Windows 11’s major update later this year, which is currently known as Windows 11 22H2. It also brings some tweaks and fixes to Windows 11 that many of us have been waiting for since the operating system’s launch last year. New features coming to Windows 11 One of the biggest features that’s arrived in Windows 11 Build 22557 is the ability to drag and drop files onto an app in the Taskbar in order to quickly open the file in the chosen app. It’s a handy feature in previous versions of Windows that many people use every day, so the fact that it wasn’t included in Windows 11 frustrated a lot of users. Adding app shortcuts to the Windows 11 Taskbar is also getting easier, as you’ll be able to drag and drop apps from the Start menu to the Taskbar, automatically pinning them there. The Windows 11 Start menu is also getting updated, and will get support for folders. Again, this is a handy feature that has been present in previous versions of Windows, and its absence in the latest version was certainly perplexing. Folders in the Windows 11 Start menu will can be created by dragging and dropping one app onto another, and these folders can be named for easier organization. As we expected, Focus Assist is getting a big overhaul. In the new update, it’s now just called “Focus” and will allow you to easily mute notifications from some apps and start a “Focus Session” with a focus timer and calm music from Spotify. This allows you to minimize distractions when you need to focus. Microsoft has also introduced a useful accessibility feature known as Live Captions which cleverly displays subtitles for any audio content you play. Other tweaks include the ability to pin files to the Quick Access part of Windows Explorer (which yo can already do with folders), and integration between Windows 11 and services such as OneDrive and Office.com have been improved. Snap Layouts for quickly organising your desktop have got a new design and animations, and the useful Task Manager tool has got a visual makeover as well to better fit in with Windows 11’s aesthetic. Analysis: should you download this Windows 11 update now? Windows 11 Build 22557 certainly sounds like a feature-packed update that will address many of our problems with the operating system. But how do you get the update right now – and should you? As we mentioned earlier, this is a preview build for developers, and that means you can’t just go into the Windows Update tool and find it there. Instead, you’ll first need to sign up to the Windows Insider Program and then choose to join the Dev channel. You can find out more about doing this at Microsoft’s Windows Insider website. Once signed up, you should be able to download and install Windows 11 Build 22557. However, we recommend that you think carefully before doing this. As exciting as the new features sound, because this is an early build there will likely be bugs and unfinished features that could cause problems for your computer. So, for most people, we’d recommend holding on tight until the official release of Windows 11 22H2 arrives, which will be some time in the second half of 2022. This will hopefully give Microsoft a chance to iron out any problems, making the wait for these much-needed Windows 11 improvements worthwhile

Some big changes are afoot at Intel. On top of massive capital investments, the company is making some changes to its core business model. Intel increasingly sees itself not just as a technology manufacturer, but as a provider of third party foundry services. Some of its ideas could really shake up the traditional CPU market. Bob Brennan, vice president of customer solutions engineering at Intel's Foundry Services, laid out some truly grand ideas in a discussion with The Register. Intel is set to design custom CPUs for its customers that will allow integration of its core x86 architecture with optional ARM and RISC-V CPU cores or perhaps even other IP. We know it's spending billions of dollars on expanding its production capacity, and its better for Intel to have it all running 24/7 with these kinds of customer orders. We refer to Intel's 12th Gen Alder Lake as a hybrid architecture, and that's a mostly accurate description. It's one thing to include fundamentally similar big and little cores, but it's quite another to include chiplets that contain completely different instruction sets. “Broadly speaking, this is to grow our wafer and packaging business as IFS [Intel Foundry Services] is trying to be an excellent foundry for the world. And this shows how Intel is committed to growing foundry business with all these different ISAs moving forward,” Brennan said. For decades, the x86 architecture has been licensed to just a handful of companies. Intel itself and AMD are by far the most widely known. Although VIA had some success in years past, x86 is essentially the domain of the big two. That may be about to change as Intel is reportedly open to licensing the x86 architecture to other companies. It appears as though specifics are lacking for now, at least publicly, but it's another indicator that Intel plans to transition towards a more mixed business model. After seeing the billions that TSMC rakes in, it's not hard to imagine why. It remains to be seen what form such a hybrid CPU could take. It's the kind of thing that is likely to start off highly application specific, probably in the enterprise space. But there are possibilities for gaming too. The way GPUs integrate dedicated ray tracing functionality or AI cores could give a window into what to expect. x86 is an old architecture that means it has a lot of seldom used legacy functionality from decades past. Perhaps an efficient ARM or RISC core could be a lot more power efficient under certain gaming loads. Tech is always evolving, and PC gaming is a not insignificant factor in that. In the coming years the CPUs we know may look entirely different to how they do now.

Sea of Thieves is a blast, especially if you're playing with a good crew, but I've always wished that it had more to offer in the way of directed, narrative-focused adventures. In January, Rare unveiled plans to make that happen with the addition of new, time-limited events called Adventures, the first of which is set to kick off tomorrow. Each Adventure is a "chapter" in the broader overall story of Sea of Thieves, and will take place at a rate of roughly one per month, running for two weeks each. At the end of each season, a final Adventure will run for three weeks, with a conclusion that will impact both the lore of Sea of Thieves and the game world itself. Even more interesting, that conclusion will be determined, to some extent, by "the combined efforts and choices of the community." For lapsed players or newcomers, the crash-course version of events leading up to this point in the story is that the Sea of the Damned—the place where pirates go when they die, before they're brought back to the world of the living—has bled over into the Sea of Thieves. That's brought ghosts, ghost ships, and more—some good, many bad—into the realm of the living, and set up an uncertain future filled with mystery and conflict. Now, a mysterious fog is slowly consuming the Sea of Thieves, and only intrepid bands of pirates can determine the cause and put a stop to it. The good news for occasional players is that each new Adventure will be preceded by a cinematic trailer that sets up the events of the story, so you'll know what's going on even if you've missed out on some of the action. The trailer for the first Adventure, called Shrouded Islands, is below: Shrouded Isle is set to run until March 3. Details are up seaofthieves.com, and new players should be sure to check out our handy PSA on what not to do when your teammates are carrying high explosives aboard a fully loaded ship.

Discord said on Tuesday it had "rolled back" a problem that had prompted thousands of users to report issues with the messaging platform. More than 44,000 users had reported issues with Discord on Downdetector.com, a website that tracks outages by collating status reports from several sources including user-submitted errors on its platform. Discord said the problem had caused issues with sending messages, logging in and accessing videos on its platform. "Keeping an eye on the fix and the recovery!" Discord's status page said. Discord, which allows public and private groups to gather and chat by text, audio, and video, has expanded from a gamers club to all types of communities, including sports fans, music groups, and cryptocurrency investors. Discord recently announced that its integration with PlayStation Network (PSN) was bring rolled out for users. With it, Discord users will be able to link their PSN accounts to display their PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 activity on the messaging app. The integration was first announced in May last year but it did not mention when users will be able to link their Sony console accounts to Discord. The messaging app already allows integration with other social and gaming services. The messaging app already lets users connect their Battle.net, Facebook, GitHub, Reddit, Spotify, Xbox Live, and YouTube accounts. PSN integration is available on all platforms Discord is available on — Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, Windows, and Web browser.

Microsoft continues to improve parts of Windows 11 in the run-up to its first major update, with the Settings app gaining new icons, a more colorful look, and the handy Storage Spaces tool moving over to the app. Since the release of Windows 11 in June 2021, we’ve seen plenty of refinements that have modernized iconic apps such as Paint and the return of Windows Media Player. After the launch of Windows 98, Control Panel became the go-to in finding the right settings for your PC, whether it was for changing the display resolution or checking user accounts. However, Microsoft has recently focused on replacing Control Panel with the Settings app, first introduced in Windows 10. While Storage Spaces is moving over to Settings, the move from Windows 10 to 11 has seen colorful icons to better showcase which options are available, alongside rows in each section that better explain how you can use the accessibility options for example. But with more updates coming to the app, it gives the impression that Settings is almost ready for Sun Valley 2, the next major update for Windows 11. Analysis: Making life easier in Windows 11 Microsoft appears to be aware that parts of Windows are starting to show their age, such as Task Manager and user interface elements in Explorer. There’s been a renewed effort to redesign apps to better fit in with Windows 11’s new look, as well as introducing and improving tools to help you better manage your workflow, thanks to the newly-renamed Focus feature, previously called Focus Assist. Changing settings on a Windows PC has always been confusing for some people. Back in the days of using Windows XP to Windows 10, you would click on the Control Panel app in My Computer or My PC, and be greeted with loads of icons, not knowing where to go for your query. But Settings is already a step in the right direction, and the coming improvements in Sun Valley 2 look to go further. This is the first major update to Windows 11, similar to the six-month updates that would appear with Windows 10. Instead, Microsoft is aiming for a big yearly release with Windows 11, showcasing a better Task Manager, better controls for the taskbar, and much more. Small touches such as splashes of color, refreshed icons for the sidebar, and more prominent descriptions of the settings you’ve selected to manage will be a big help for everyone, and this also gives the app plenty of room for more settings to move over from the Control Panel app in the future. While we’re also going to see stickers to place on your wallpaper for some reason, all of these refinements are a step in the right direction. With Sun Valley 2 tentatively scheduled for the second half of 2022, we may still see more improvements to existing apps and Settings in the coming weeks and months

Corsair is a top supplier of ways to go completely overboard with RGB lighting—consider its giant 500mm case fan and super bright desk lights, as examples. Now the company has introduced a way for me to stick a light-up "J" for Jorge inside my PC, just as God intended. It'll hurt my finances, though. The iCUE LC 100 accent lighting panels are magnetic mini-triangles you can slap onto the inside of your PC case, connecting them in whatever layout tickles your fancy. You can even make three-dimensional shapes, so if you want to set up glowy pyramids inside your gaming PC, no one can stop you (although they can judge you). Similar lighting panels exist online, but none are specifically designed for PC interior decoration. The iCUE LC 100 panels are controlled through Corsair's Lighting Node Pro controller and the iCue software used to configure Corsair's other RGB products. One controller node supports up to 18 lights. Not a bad option if you wanted some lights inside your PC that are a bit fancier and weirder than a light strip. Your new RGB journey won't be cheap, though. The starter kit comes with nine panels and a controller node and retails for $129. If you want to add more lights, it'll cost you $100 for an expansion set.