If your HP printer has an integrated scanner assembly, you can quickly scan your documents and save them in a digital format. The scanner assembly can be flatbed or Automatic Document Feeder (ADF). The flatbed scanner allows you to scan a single standard-size document at once but the latter supports scanning multiple documents. If you want to scan the documents with more smart functions, you can use the HP Smart app or HP Assistant tool or use the Windows Fax and Scan application—a built-in scanning tool on Windows computers....

Don’t want to compulsory create a Microsoft account during setup? We got you! Microsoft has created a compulsion for all Windows 11 Home and Prousers to create a Microsoft account during setup. Many users do not like being forced to do this and would like to use windows 11 with a local account. So how do we bypass this compulsion? Do not worry; we have two reliable ways to bypass it....

Streaming your content on the internet has become more popular nowadays. One of the main reasons for its growing popularity is the fact that streamers and viewers can interact with one another mid-stream. However, managing the stream along with its various features and settings can sure feel a bit overwhelming, and much so if you are doing it through a single monitor. Streamers usually prefer setting up multiple monitors as that extra screen canvas does make the job a lot easier....

Filter keys is an accessibility feature by Windows to disable the repetition of keys. Window introduced this feature in its Windows 95 version to make typing accessible for all users. Filter keys might be useful if you have issues coordinating your hand movements while typing. If you want to test this feature out, we’re here to help. In this article, we will be discussing ways you may enable Filter keys. Also, if you realize it’s not the right feature, we will guide you on how to turn it off, so keep reading!...

The word “Warp” isn’t something that makes us think “AI enabled terminal emulator”. For me, I think of Captains Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway, Archer, Burnham and Pike heading off on another adventure to the final frontier. But,Warpis an “intelligent terminal” app that offers the tantalizing proposition of “become a command line power user on day one”. Warp is a terminal, but it is backed up by a cloud-based AI service which can be used to interact with the underlying operating system and create code in a plethora of languages....

Maxsunteased a special variant of the iCraft Arc B580 12G graphics card with two M.2 slots earlier this month. However, the company didn’t describe the card in detail or show its internals. A member of theBilibilicommunity filled this gap by posting images of the board without its cooling system. The card has two M.2 slots for installing a couple of PCIe 4.0 x4 drives and a capable power supply. Although the exact model of the Maxsun graphics card is unknown, its design is based on the recently announced iCraft Arc B580 12G....

While Michelle Johnston Holthaus, Intel’s interim co-CEO, believes that spinning off the Intel Foundry division into a completely separate entity is not a wise idea, she notes that the fate of Intel manufacturing will be decided by ‘someone,’ likely either in reference to the Intel board or a future CEO. David Zinsner, the other interim co-CEO of Intel, believes that spinning off or retaining manufacturing operations as a separate entity is an open question....

Intel is poaching – or at least trying to poach – South Korean chip design firms that currently use Samsung’s fabs, according toa report from Digitimes. It appears that Intel is motivated by its drive to become the world’s second-largest chip manufacturer, a title that Samsung currently holds. Though Intel seems to be closer to the cutting-edge, Samsung has strong ties to its partners and customers, making it unclear if Intel can make a dent in the South Korean market....

Intel has just launched anupdated driverfor its portfolio of graphics products and it seems to be heavily skewed towards addressing Battlemage issues. That’s welcome news for early adopters of theIntel Arc B580, which made splashdown earlier this month startingat $249with praise coming from far and wide. However, the driver is also worth grabbing for owners of Arc A-series graphics cards, and users of systems powered by the Core Ultra Series 1 & 2 processors (Meteor Lake and Lunar Lake) with Arc graphics....

Update 03-05-2025 6:23 am PT: Intel posted via itsIntel Gaming Xaccount that the company has “some big graphics news” for consumers on December 3. The 22-second video gives us a quick tour of what appears to be a next-generation Battlemage GPU. However, the final image at the end of the video is blacked out, so we’ll have to wait for the official reveal on December 3. We’ve got some big graphics news 👀… pic....

Intel’s codename Panther Lake processors could be vital to Intel’s finances as they will be made at the firm’s own fabs, which is important in the context of its current struggles. But what about the actual configuration of these upcoming CPUs? Some leaked specs via hardware bloggerJaykihn, who foundCoreboot recordsof Intel’s Panther Lake processors, are perhaps not as impressive as some will have hoped. As expected, Intel’s Panther Lake will feature four different configurations (technically, there are three of them, but one is an HX version that comes with higher clocks and therefore a 45W processor base power), each featuring four high-performance cores and four ultra-low-power cores, if these details are correct....

Seven new PCI IDs have been added to the Linux kernel, depicting upcoming processors from Intel (viaTomasz Gawroński). The image suggests preliminary enablement for Panther Lake, Wildcat Lake, Nova Lake, and Razer Lake CPUs is underway. This leak does not necessarily indicate that all these processors will be released. However, the consistency of family codenames with previous leaks suggests they could see the light of day. The shared snippet details code allows the Linux kernel to recognize and work with these new CPUs....

In a not-so-unexpected turn of events, Intel is ending its 12th GenerationAlder Lakemobile family. These include the standard Core i-series alongside select Pentium and Celeron models that leverage the Alder Lake architecture. No surprise here since Intel has employed more of the same silicon across the 13th Generation mobile, Core 100 (Series 1) and Core 200 (Series 2) families. Intel has segmented these soon-to-be-EOL products into two categories with different discontinuance timelines....