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On to the fun stuff. Gaming and the Microsoft Store. The Store looks much smoother, again following the curved finished on all blocks. And yet again, a move that makes me think more of Apple. Upon opening the Home of the Store, you are greeted with a selection of essential apps, free games to help draw you in, top free apps, trending, and then collections. Not bad. Smooth, runs fast, and loads as expected. Microsoft as mentioned continues to try to give us one place for all.

One day testing Windows 11, and the bugs are noticeable and to a point, scary. Using an MSI GS66 Stealth, I felt pretty confident in the hardware, and indeed, the installation process was a charm. A special note is I did download a Dev Chanel version of the Windows 11 Preview, so I was expecting bugs from the start. "Windows 11 just ruined my display!" This was one of the first thoughts that went through my mind when I used the laptop display and did a search on Edge, only to

Windows 11 has is now open for download, if you know how to get access. Windows 11 has not been officially released and therefore is in testing stages still. Windows has what's called the Insider Program. Though you may not know what it is, if you have Windows and check the Windows Update section, you should see a section that mentions the Insider Program. Within it, it'll ask if you want to join and if so, which channel. Now here is where it gets tricky. "What are these chan