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Episode 44: It's time for New Windows, MSFT value rocketing, Sony wants to crossplay, Apple scared of sideloading and VR ADs hits a bump
This week we covered:
TSMC to prioritize Apple and automaker silicon orders as global semiconductor shortage continues
Sony insists it really likes crossplay now, honest
Prospect of sideloading apps on iOS gets Apple very worried
Microsoft joins Apple in the ultra-exclusive $2T company club
Oculus loses one of its first in-app VR ad partners following backlash
New Interface
Start menu, taskbar, widgets and teams is now native
snap layouts and groups
Improved Windows Store with……Android Apps (and sideloading)
Faster performance, less power usage
improved tablet mode and multi-monitor support
Windows updates 40% smaller, more efficient, and "happens in the background"
Free for Windows 10 users (as long as your hardware supports it….)
DirectStorage and AutoHDR
As always we'd love to hear your comments
Find us on Twitter @WeeklyTechRant
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By Jay + KarlThis week we covered:
TSMC to prioritize Apple and automaker silicon orders as global semiconductor shortage continues
Sony insists it really likes crossplay now, honest
Prospect of sideloading apps on iOS gets Apple very worried
Microsoft joins Apple in the ultra-exclusive $2T company club
Oculus loses one of its first in-app VR ad partners following backlash
New Interface
Start menu, taskbar, widgets and teams is now native
snap layouts and groups
Improved Windows Store with……Android Apps (and sideloading)
Faster performance, less power usage
improved tablet mode and multi-monitor support
Windows updates 40% smaller, more efficient, and "happens in the background"
Free for Windows 10 users (as long as your hardware supports it….)
DirectStorage and AutoHDR
As always we'd love to hear your comments
Find us on Twitter @WeeklyTechRant