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Winsage

September 19, 2026

Microsoft Surface Pro 13″ (12th Edition) Review: Is ARM Windows Finally Good?

The 13-inch Microsoft Surface Pro 12th Edition is the first model to feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2. The review unit has an X2 Plus processor, 16 GB of RAM, and a 512 GB SSD. It runs Windows 11 Home in its ARM variant, allowing for the installation of applications like Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Pro, which now run natively. However, some limitations exist, such as missing features in Premiere Pro and longer export times. The device is available in two configurations, with the higher-end variant featuring the X2 Elite processor. Benchmark results show improved performance over its predecessor, particularly in Geekbench 6. The easily swappable SSD is a notable feature, and the device can become warm during intensive tasks. The gaming performance is mixed, with some titles running well while others struggle. The display is a 13-inch PixelSense LCD with a resolution of 2,880 x 1,920 pixels and a brightness level of 600 nits. The audio features stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos. The build quality is premium, with a weight of 895 grams and a thickness of 9.3 millimeters. Connectivity includes two USB-C ports with USB4 and DisplayPort capabilities, but lacks USB-A and a headphone jack. The device has an IR scanner for face recognition and a front camera that captures 1440p video. It offers three keyboard options and includes the Slim Pen 2 in some bundles. Battery life is approximately 7.15 hours while looping an HD YouTube video at maximum brightness, with efficient charging options available.

Winsage

September 3, 2025

Microsoft preparing clipboard sync between Windows and Android with Gboard support

Microsoft is introducing clipboard synchronization between Windows 11 and Android devices through its Phone Link system, which supports Gboard. An "Access PC’s clipboard" toggle has been found in the Phone Link application, allowing users to share their Windows clipboard with Android devices. This feature is currently available only in early Dev builds, and initial tests show it works seamlessly. Users can sync clipboard items instantly by activating the toggle and adjusting settings. The synchronization works with various keyboards, but not with Microsoft’s SwiftKey. The feature allows content copied on Windows to be pasted on Android, but not vice versa in the early preview.

AppWizard

July 22, 2025

Award-winning mobile puzzle game arrives on PC and consoles

Monument Valley 3 is launching on Steam, PlayStation, Switch, and Xbox, expanding its audience beyond mobile platforms. The game features a new character, Noor, who explores a water-filled world and allows for navigation across open waters. A physical collection titled Monument Valley: The Trilogy will be available for Switch and PlayStation 5 on October 30, priced at .99, including all three games, six art cards, and soundtrack download cards. Developer ustwo games will donate 3% of profits to charitable causes, having raised over 0,000 for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies for emergency flood relief. The series maintains an E rating for all ages.

Winsage

April 29, 2025

New Windows 11 beta brings more changes to Control Panel settings

Microsoft is transitioning away from the traditional Windows Control Panel, moving settings to the Windows 11 "Settings" app. Recent updates have relocated keyboard character repeat delay and repeat rate options to the Accessibility > Keyboard section in the Settings app, although these changes are currently hidden and require manual activation by users. Additionally, all remaining options from the mouse properties dialog box have also been transferred to the Settings app. Despite these updates, keyboard options still exist in the traditional Control Panel. Microsoft began this transition in 2020 and plans to retire the Control Panel entirely, but the process is progressing slowly, with remnants of the Control Panel still present in Windows 10 and 11.

Winsage

April 29, 2025

Microsoft could be getting rid of more of the ancient Control Panel, shifting keyboard options across to Windows 11’s Settings app

Microsoft is transitioning features from the Control Panel to the Settings app in Windows 11, focusing on keyboard accessibility settings such as character repeat delay and repeat rate. This change has been detected in recent Windows 11 preview builds in the Dev and Beta channels, but has not yet been officially implemented. Microsoft is also moving mouse options from the Control Panel to the Settings app, aiming to consolidate commonly used settings for a better user experience. The timeline for completing this migration is uncertain and may extend into the next version of Windows.