by dbadmin | Jan 28, 2026 | Android, Android apps, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, News, Windows 11
Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR Microsoft is expanding the functionality of Cross-Device Resume. Windows Insiders can now resume Spotify playback, browsing sessions, and more. The presence of Cross-Device Resume on the Release Preview Channel suggests a...
by dbadmin | Jan 21, 2026 | Linux, News, Windows 11
TL;DR For smartphone users looking for a desktop replacement, the NexPhone wants to offer a choice of three popular operating systems. In addition to desktop support for Android, Linux Debian, and Windows 11, there’s full mobile compatibility, including a custom...
by dbadmin | Oct 23, 2025 | Gaming, Linux, Microsoft, Microsoft Xbox, News, Steam, Windows 11
Credit: Tushar Mehta / Android Authority TL;DR Bazzite, a Steam-like Linux-based operating system, was installed on a ROG Xbox Ally X. It appears the OS may offer better gaming performance than Windows. Bazzite also wakes faster, offers more control, and may be...
by dbadmin | Sep 19, 2025 | Gaming, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Xbox, News, Windows 11
Credit: Nick Fernandez / Android Authority TL;DR Windows handheld PC owners have found a way to get Microsoft’s new Xbox mode running early on their devices. Xbox mode frees up about 2GB of memory that can be used for gaming. You’ll launch straight into the Xbox app...
by dbadmin | Jul 25, 2025 | Microsoft, Microsoft Phone Link, Microsoft Windows, News, Windows 11
Credit: Tushar Mehta / Android Authority Microsoft is updating its Link to Windows app on Android, enabling you to access your PC more easily. The update allows you to view the PC’s battery status, recent files, and clipboard from your Android devices. The update also...
by dbadmin | Jun 20, 2025 | Google Chrome, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, News, Windows 11
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority A bug is preventing Windows users from opening Google’s Chrome browser. The bug is connected to Microsoft’s Family Safety feature. There are a few workarounds, like renaming Chrome.exe to Chrome1.exe. Microsoft isn’t afraid...
