The latest episode of Windows Weekly, number 989, dives into the current state of Microsoft’s ecosystem and the broader tech landscape. Hosts Leo, Richard, and Paul break down several key topics affecting Windows users this week.
What happened to Windows 12?
A major point of discussion is the ongoing speculation surrounding Windows 12. The hosts analyze recent developments and rumors to determine what has actually changed regarding the next major OS release. They examine whether new features or branding shifts indicate an imminent launch or if the timeline remains uncertain.
Rising hardware prices
The conversation also turns to the cost of building or upgrading a PC. The team discusses recent hardware price hikes that are impacting consumers. They look at which components are seeing the most significant increases and what this means for budget-conscious users looking to refresh their machines.
Culture and gaming
Beyond technical updates, the episode covers broader tech culture. The hosts review a new book by Cory Doctorow, offering insights into its relevance for tech enthusiasts. Additionally, they touch on recent news from the Xbox division and the wider gaming industry, rounding out a comprehensive look at Microsoft’s current footprint.
You can listen to the full episode via the link below.
Over to you: Are you planning to wait for Windows 12 before upgrading your current PC, or are hardware prices pushing you to buy sooner?
