The Morning After: It’s the end for Windows 10

Here is a 181-word summary of the news article: Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 after more than a decade. Computers running Windows 10 will continue to function, but will no longer receive software and security updates. Users with compatible devices can upgrade to Windows 11 for free, or use this as an opportunity to purchase a new machine. Alternatively, Microsoft is offering an Extended Security Updates program that provides an additional year of patches, though this requires signing up for Microsoft's cloud services. For those who wish to keep using Windows 10, a comprehensive guide is available on what steps to take. The article also touches on other tech news, including a potential leak about the Pokémon roadmap, a new Nintendo DS-like device from Anbernic, and the FCC's plan to allow internet providers to charge hidden fees. Additionally, Apple is dropping the "+" from its TV subscription service and is rumored to be announcing new devices powered by its M5 chip in the coming days. Finally, a long-lost Ratchet and Clank mobile game from 2006 has been discovered.