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  Microsoft is making available the  “ Windows 11 build 22543 ”  for PCs enrolled in the Dev Channel of the Windows Insider  Program. This is another minor update introducing new features and several visual changes. Build 22543, according to the  official notes , updates the media controls that appear on the Lock screen for supported apps  using a design similar to the media controls available through the Quick Settings flyout. However, these controls will always use the dark color mode to match the Lock screen environment. Lock screen media controls (Source: Microsoft) This flight also tweaks the visual effect when resizing apps  in the snap layouts by overlaying the relevant app “icon” on top of the acrylic background. Snap layouts with app icons (Source: Microsoft) Other improvements include a new confirmation flyout when muting the call  using the  Windows key + ALT + K  keyboard shortcut. Keyboard mute flyout (Source: Microsoft) The design for the “Storage Spaces” and “Disks &

  Windows 11 will receive new features and visual changes outside its major feature update schedule in February 2022. In a recent article, Panos Panay,  Chief Product Officer for Windows and Devices, announced that the company is planning to roll out several improvements that the development teams have already been testing in the Dev Channel of the Windows Insider Program. According to the  announcement , during the February 2022 update, Windows 11 is expected to receive a preview of the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) and Amazon Appstore to support Android apps. In addition, the update will bring the redesigned Media Player and Notepad apps. Furthermore, Microsoft is also planning to ship some improvements for the Taskbar. WSA installation on Windows 11 As part of the Android apps support  users will be able to download the first preview of the WSA that creates a virtualized environment  for Android apps. However, since the Google Play Services isn’t supported, only apps from the

  Windows 11 22H2 is not expected to launch until the fall of 2022. However, it appears that Microsoft is already getting close to completing the development. According to a script file leaked online (via  Deskmodder ), the next version of Windows 11 (codenamed Sun Valley 2) will be signed off as “feature complete” on February 4, 2022, and “config complete” on March 4, 2022. Windows 11 22H2 completion info (Source: Deskmodder) While we still haven’t seen a lot of new features and improvements through the active development channel of the Windows Insider Program, there is still some time for the company to include more significant changes. The news only means that the feature update will be declared complete after these dates. No more major features will be added. And the company will then focus only on fixing bugs during the remaining time to ensure the new version is stable by October or November. Thus far, the development team has been improving the Start menu with the settings to c

  As part of the “C” release, Microsoft  is making available non-security update KB5008353 for devices running Windows 11.  This optional update delivers a slew of fixes,  improvements, and new features that the company plans to roll out to everyone during the February 2022 Patch Tuesday update. Update  KB5008353  brings the version  number to Build 22000.469 , and according to the  official notes , the update adds a new “Your Microsoft Account” page in the Accounts settings category to view your Microsoft account information. In addition, the page offers  details about your Microsoft 365 subscription, order history, payment details, and Microsoft Rewards. Your Microsoft Account Furthermore, Windows 11 build 22000.469 adds a new feature known as “Help with” that uses Bing to suggest help topics in the Settings app. For example, on the “Display” page, you will find the “Help with Display” section that includes different help topics. Bing “Help with” feature When you click the link, Micr

  The  HP EliteOne 800 G9 AiO Desktop PC  Enhanced by HP Presence , powered by the latest Intel processors and Windows 11, is aiming to be the command center for your hybrid workspace. Video conferencing is pivotal to making that successful. This AiO comes equipped to deliver a smooth video experience through a 5-megapixel camera (with HP Auto Frame to keep you in the camera’s field of vision), Dynamic Voice Leveling for optimized voice clarity and AI-noise reduction 2.0 for enhanced audio. It’s available with a 23.8-inch or 27-inch display, with clean-desk cable management and a small footprint for your home or office. Users can tackle demanding projects and virtual conferences throughout their workday with Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2 for improved connectivity. The self-contained design makes it easy to set up so users can get to work quickly. With the security of company assets and data always a top concern for IT teams, HP Wolf Security for Business helps protect the AiO PC from mode

  If you have a computer running Windows 11  or Windows 10, you can now officially play Android games as Google launches a new application to run its mobile platform games  on Windows devices. The Google Play Games app is still a  close beta , and it’s currently only available in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan. According to the company, the app provides a seamless gaming experience  across Windows devices, Chromebooks, tablets, and phones, implying that the app will have cross-platform support, allowing you to resume games on any supported device. The Google Play Games app, like the Xbox app,  will let you browse, download, and play select games on Windows using the mouse and keyboard.  Also, the new gaming experience features Play Points that users can earn as they play those Android games. The app will require a device running Windows 10 2004  or higher, Solid State-Drive (SSD), discrete GPU, a processor  with at least eight cores, a minimum of 8GB of RAM, and hardware virtualiza

  Starting on  Windows 11 build 22538 , you can now enable an early preview of the new Task Manager that brings a new design using rounded corners, mica material, and new iconography that matches the new design language we have seen across the latest version of the OS available through the Windows Insider  Program. The app  hasn’t been officially announced, but you can use a third-party tool known “ViVeTool” created by  Rafael River a  and  Lucas on GitHub  to enable the new experience on your computer. This guide  will teach you the steps to turn on the new Task Manager hidden in the latest  insider preview of Windows 11  from the Dev channel. Enable new Task Manager design on Windows 11 To enable the new Task Manager on Windows 11 build 22538 or higher, use these steps: Open this GitHub website. Download the ViveTool-vx.x.x.zip file to enable the new Task Manager. Double-click the zip folder to open it with File Explorer. Click the Extract all button. Click the Extract button. Co