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Ex-Microsoft developer is working on a Surface Duo-optimized version of Android 14
By Zac Bowden published
Android 14 A third-party developer is working on bringing a stock version of Android to Surface Duo, complete with support for the Duo's different postures.
You probably missed this Microsoft Teams announcement at Google I/O
By Sean Endicott published
Meet on the go Android Auto will soon support Microsoft Teams virtual meetings as well as Zoom and Cisco Webex.
Google Nearby Share (beta) now works with Windows PCs around the world
By Sean Endicott published
Crossing the streams Google Nearby Share (beta) is now supported on Windows PCs in most countries.
This 'Windows 11 Mobile' concept offers a glimpse at what could have been
By Jez Corden published
W11M Windows 11 Mobile is sadly never to be, but that doesn't stop us from dreaming now, does it?
The Microsoft Surface Duo is in trouble
By Zac Bowden published
Uh oh Lack of resources and recent layoffs aren't helping.
Windows PCs can finally connect with Google's Nearby Share, Android's answer to Apple AirDrop
By Sean Endicott published
Simple Sharing Google's Nearby Share is now available in beta for Windows PCs. The tool allows you to share files and photos back and forth between supported devices, including Android phones and computers.
How to block Twitter's ‘For You’ on Android and iOS for an Elon-free Twitter
By Daniel Rubino published
Ur a hackr For some, Twitter is increasingly becoming more annoying due to the forced ‘For You’ feed, but there’s an easy fix for it.
Razer Edge review: Two steps forward, one step back for cloud gaming
By Zachary Boddy published
Review The Razer Edge is the company's first attempt to use Android as a versatile platform for a handheld console, and it's a complex evolution for the market.
Surface Duo 2 update rolls out, but it's only security improvements (Update)
By Sean Endicott published
News Microsoft just rolled out an update for the Surface Duo 2. While we don't have a change log yet, it is more than a security update.
Microsoft's Windows Phone revenge: building a competing mobile app and game store
By Jez Corden published
*evil laughter* An Android app store may be in Microsoft's future, according to rumors. It would be the ultimate revenge against Google, who made every effort to undermine and kill Windows Phone.
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