Windows Central Podcast 88: Fluid animations

By Zac Bowden
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This week on the Windows Central Podcast: New builds in testing, our thoughts on animations in Windows 10, and more reorg news!

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We're back with another exciting episode of the Window Central Podcast. This week, Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk about new builds for Insiders in Fast and Skip Ahead, our personal opinions on animations in Windows 10, the current state of Progressive Web Apps, and a few more details on the recent Windows reorganization.

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Zac Bowden
Zac Bowden
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Zac Bowden is a Senior Editor at Windows Central. Bringing you exclusive coverage into the world of Windows 10 on PCs, tablets, phones, and more. Also an avid collector of rare Microsoft prototype devices! Keep in touch on Twitter: @zacbowden.

7 Comments
  • Small correction. Skype UWP is not good. End of sentence.
  • Sometimes, it's user's system (hw, driver, tampered os, background services, etc)
  • I use skype with my friends during exam preparations (which by the way goes for hours). It doesn't seem that bad, call quality is satisfactory, never did the call drop. coming to user experience its a bit jittery sometimes but thats fine by me.
  • Wow, you guys dropped this pretty early instead of the usual delay of a week or so :)
  • Honestly Skype UWP has worked fine for me. I have went meetings that I do on Skype and no real issues.
  • What have you guys done to your headline banners at the top of the homepage? They've disappeared. At least they had until I switched my ad blocker off. I'm detecting a cynical ploy to make the banners behave like ads in a bid to get us to turn the blockers off.
  • Telephony has the word telephone in it. Tel-ah-phony is not a word. I try not to let that bother me, but today I just can't.