We're back with another exciting episode of the Window Central Podcast. This week, editors Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden talk about Dells' secret foldable Windows 10 device with dual-displays that sounds awfully similar to Microsoft's secret Andromeda device. Also this week, we talk about new builds, Microsoft's To-Do app, the death of Groove on iOS and Android, and the future of Cortana. What's next for Cortana? All that, and more, in this weeks episode.
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Show Notes
- 4:00 New builds
- 17:16 Dell Januss
- 25:38 Groove for iOS/Android is being killed
- 40:43 Microsoft To-Do
- 45:27 The future of Cortana
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