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Windows 11 has picked up a couple of storage-related improvements that may not sound dramatic at first, but they actually fix two long-standing frustrations that many users have quietly put up with for years. One is the sluggish performance in the Storage settings page when checking drive details, especially on larger drives. The other is Microsoft finally loosening an old FAT32 formatting restriction that never really made much sense in modern computing.

Bitcoin has once again shown how quickly sentiment can flip in the current market. After sliding over the weekend on geopolitical worries, the cryptocurrency recovered strongly during Monday's U.S. trading session, climbing back to about US$73,400, or roughly RM289,000 at current exchange rates. Oil also gave up some of its earlier spike, slipping back below US$100 a barrel, which helped calm nerves across broader markets.

Galaxy Watch owners have started noticing something that tends to get attention very quickly with any wearable: the battery is not lasting the way it used to. A growing number of users are saying their watches are draining faster than normal, and many of them believe the problem showed up shortly after a recent update.

If you're still using Outlook Lite on your Android phone, this is one of those changes you don't want to ignore. Microsoft has officially confirmed that the lightweight email app is reaching the end of its life — and the timeline is surprisingly short. The cutoff date is set for May 25, giving users only about six weeks to make the switch before the app effectively becomes useless.

WhatsApp has been steadily evolving beyond just messaging, and its Channels feature is one of the clearest signs of that shift. What started as a broadcast-style tool for updates is now inching toward something more creator-focused — and potentially more commercial.