It's a series of news items that, were they shared on Twitter, would generate a series of dismissive replies. Then there's the section under the Widgets, which appears to be a holdover from something else.
(It's not very tailored to my interests - I have done nothing to suggest I'd want to watch Trolls World Tour). The other apps, such as Watchlist Stocks, Sports, Esports (LOL), Traffic and Photos didn't do much for me, and the so-called "Entertainment" app is merely a very basic, bland and not-at-all recent set of recommendations for what to watch. The only other included widgets that piqued my interest were Weather, To Do (I've got my own preferred productivity app, but this is a nice touch) and Entertainment. This list could be really long (the way to write an em-dash "-" is still absurd on Windows, though it's easy on a Mac), but I thought I should keep my reasons to the important things tied to (or relevant for) Windows 11. So, I put together a list of the top five reasons that Windows 11 isn't doing it for me. Looking at Windows 11, I was reminded about that "why," over and over again.
#Outlook for mac or calendar full
Windows 11-ready laptops: Here's our full list, from Acer to Samsung.Windows 11 vs Windows 10: Here's what's new.Even though I've used a Mac for my adult life, I do kinda want to go all in on Windows - I use it to stream games that aren't available for the Mac, which makes me wonder why I'm sticking with the Mac. Buying both a new gaming PC and a MacBook Pro 2021 is going to require a lot of money. It felt Mac-like.Īnd since I expect to need a new computer soon, a small, small part of me was hoping that Windows 11 could be that new home for all of my computing. Then I saw all the bright pretty colors of Windows 11, its rounded edges and opaque panels.
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