Zac and Dan are here with UWP to Win32 migration details and their massive Surface Duo 2 review. We also get a taste test of Android Apps on Windows 11, Razer's smart facemask, and more.

Links:

• Microsoft publishes UWP to Win32 migration details, but it's probably not what you think | Windows Central
• Surface Duo 2 review: A huge step in the right direction, but still much work to be done | Windows Central
• Hands-on with Android apps on Windows 11 (video demo) | Windows Central
• Razer's Zephyr smart facemask with RGB and N95 filters can now be yours for $99 [Update: Sold out!] | Windows Central

Zac and Daniel talk Emojigate, an accidental Notepad UI leak, Xbox mini fridge, Windows Subsystem for Linux, Surface Pro 8 two weeks later, and more.

Links:

• Windows 11 Build 22000.282 arrives for Release Preview and Beta Channels | Windows Central
• Emojigate: People are mad that Windows 11 won't have 3D emojis after all | Windows Central
• Leaked images show revamped Notepad app that fits in on Windows 11 | Windows Central
• The Xbox Series X mini fridge preorders open soon, arriving later in December | Windows Central
• What's new with the Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 11 | Windows Central
• Forget the Pixel 6, iPhone 13, and MacBook Pro: Our readers want the Surface Duo 2 this Techtober | Windows Central
• Can you use an eGPU with Surface Pro 8? | Windows Central
• All the Windows 11 laptops you can buy right now | Windows Central

In this massive episode, Dan and Zac review Windows 11, Surface Pro 8, and Surface Laptop Studio. They also touch on Surface Go 3. It's the best Surface Go yet, but still has a long way to go.

Links:

• Windows 11 review: The start of a new era | Windows Central
• Are you upgrading to Windows 11? | Windows Central
• Surface Pro 8 review: Nearly 10 years in the making, Microsoft finally figures it all out | Windows Central
• Surface Laptop Studio review: Redefining what a Windows laptop can be (again) | Windows Central
• Surface Go 3: Price, release date, features, and everything you need to know | Windows Central