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Winsage
March 14, 2025
Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Channel can install Windows 11 Build 22631.5116, which includes the gamepad keyboard feature for Xbox controllers, enhancing gaming accessibility on smaller screens. The update also improves Task Manager's CPU utilization calculations, File Explorer's text scaling support, and Settings with a new home page feature for commercial devices. Additionally, a new system tray icon for the emoji panel has been introduced. The rollout is gradual, with Microsoft addressing bugs like those affecting ctfmon.exe and printer outputs. This update aims to optimize Windows 11 for gaming, especially with upcoming handheld devices.
Winsage
March 13, 2025
The transition from the Control Panel to the Settings app in Windows 11 has been significant, with the new app offering quick access via Windows + I and a highlighted search bar for easy navigation. The Settings app features a modern design with vibrant icons and a clean layout, enhancing usability, especially on touch devices. It provides intuitive navigation with a visible menu, allowing users to find settings without confusion. Most essential features have migrated from the Control Panel to the Settings app, making the latter more functional for tasks like uninstalling applications. Some new features are exclusive to the Settings app, indicating its growing importance. Microsoft is considering phasing out the Control Panel, which has received mixed reactions, but many users see this as a potential improvement in user experience.
BetaBeacon
March 11, 2025
- Apps allow you to connect a gamepad to your iPhone or Android device through Bluetooth settings or USB OTG cable - Steam Link app allows you to stream games from your PC to your mobile device on the same network - Moonlight app reverse-engineers Nvidia's GameStream feature to stream games from your PC to any device - Alternatives to Steam and PC games for streaming include Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Amazon Luna, and Remote Play features for Xbox and PlayStation consoles
Winsage
February 27, 2025
Microsoft officially ended support for Windows 10 Mobile five years ago. The Microsoft Store on Windows 10 Mobile has now shut down, with users reporting gray screens or error messages when attempting to access it. Applications like Microsoft Word, Excel, OneNote, and PowerPoint received updates until 2021, but most essential applications became incompatible with Windows 10 Mobile by the time Windows 11 was released. Developers largely abandoned the platform, leaving users with limited options for new apps, which can now only be installed through sideloading.
Winsage
February 27, 2025
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10 Mobile five years ago. The Microsoft Store on Windows 10 Mobile has shut down, with users reporting a gray screen or error messages when attempting to access it. Office applications received updates until 2021, but the store's closure marks a significant decline for the platform. Some users can still see the Home page of the store but face limitations, such as being unable to install apps or access the Purchased section. Most essential applications became incompatible with Windows 10 Mobile by the time Windows 11 was released, leading to a lack of available apps. Users now resort to sideloading for installing new apps.
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