Newsletter Archives
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Make Windows 11 as cool as your phone with Android apps
PUBLIC DEFENDER
By Brian Livingston
After many, many requests, Microsoft finally added the capability to run Android apps when it released Windows 11.
Every iPhone and Android phone user knows how convenient it is to carry in your pocket or purse any number of apps that bring you weather, traffic, emails, texts, games — even rocket science, if that’s your thing.
However, unlike the ease of use of a smartphone — where you can install virtually any app with just a few clicks — Windows 11 presents you with a series of “gotchas” that can discourage even the biggest Microsoft fanatic from adding an Android app.
Read the full story in our Plus Newsletter (20.02.0, 2023-01-09).
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Another January casualty: Windows Media Center
LANGALIST
By Fred Langa
Support for Windows Media Center on Win8.1 and Win7 ended this year — and it’s never been available on Win10.
But a free upgrade and some third-party apps may let you access/export your Media Center recordings to keep your collection alive.
Plus: Still more Android-on-Windows options.
Read the full story in AskWoody Plus Newsletter 17.4.0 (2020-01-27).