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Oct 7, 2021 35 min

Windows 11 release: First impressions, hardware requirements and Android app integration

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Microsoft released its first update to Windows in six years on Tuesday. The newest edition of the operating system, Windows 11, introduces only a handful of new features. Those features include Teams integration, better security and a few UX updates. And in the coming months, users will be able to run Android apps on their Windows 11 machines. Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis and Macworld executive editor Michael Simon join Juliet to discuss how Windows 11 will integrate Android apps and how it compares to Apple's approach to running iOS apps on Apple Silicon Macs. Then, Computerworld contributing editor Preston Gralla will join Ken and Juliet to discuss his first impressions of Windows 11, hardware requirements and who is eligible for an upgrade. If you have any questions about Windows 11, let us know in the comments or live chat. We'll answer them during the show. #Windows11 #Microsoft

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