This week, Dan and Zac report on the huge news that Microsoft is moving to a new development cycle for Windows. We can now expect a major new release every three years. They also talk about a partnership with Netflix, layoffs at Microsoft, and more.

Links

• Microsoft moves to new Windows development cycle with major release every three years, feature drops in between | Windows Central
• Could Microsoft buy Netflix? At least one analyst seems to think so. | Windows Central
• Windows 11 Build 22000.829 brings new notification option to Insiders in Release Preview Channel | Windows Central

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Some Android apps are being updated to take advantage of dual screen phones, particularly Surface Duo. Dan and Zac talk about this along with new Windows 11 beta builds, a leaked version of OneDrive, watches, and more.

Links

• Microsoft brings new 'Suggested Actions' feature to Windows 11 Insiders in the Beta Channel | Windows Central
• Microsoft Surface Duo 2 picks up July update with more improvements for the camera, night mode, and more | Windows Central
• Microsoft Store killing open-source app sales, angering developers (Updated) | Windows Central
• Microsoft responds to controversial store policy change | Windows Central
• Microsoft OneDrive Windows 11 makeover shown off in leaked images | Windows Central

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This week, Dan Zac talk about Surface Neo—the device unveiled by Microsoft that apparently wasn't meant to be. They also talk about some new laptops, a lite version of Outlook for Android, and more.

Links

• It’s been 1000 days since Microsoft unveiled the Surface Neo | Windows Central
• Microsoft has a new version of Outlook for Android in the works | Windows Central