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Windows 11 is finally getting better, and the Windows Central Podcast breaks down all the improvements that have been announced and delivered since March

The latest Windows Central Podcast episode analyzes new Windows 11 Insider features, including File Explorer performance updates and a comparative study of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 processor against competitors.

Key Points

  • Hosts Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden review Windows 11 updates, including customizable context menus and a new setting to force apps into full-screen mode.
  • A Signal 65 study indicates that Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 chips outperform recent Intel and AMD processors in specific laptop testing scenarios.
  • The episode highlights significant File Explorer performance improvements designed to eliminate freezing and UI delays.
  • The discussion provides a comprehensive recap of quality-of-life enhancements introduced to the Windows 11 operating system since March.

Why it Matters

These updates signal a shift in the competitive landscape for laptop hardware as Qualcomm chips challenge the long-standing dominance of Intel and AMD. For users, the ongoing Windows 11 refinements reflect Microsoft's commitment to improving system stability and interface customization.
Windows Central Published by zac.bowden@futurenet.com (Zac Bowden) , Zac Bowden
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