Windows Central Podcast 252: Windows and Surface 2022 predictions

Happy Holidays! We're dorsum with another exciting episode of the Windows Central Podcast, and this calendar week, it's our concluding episode of the year. Zac reviews the Xbox documentary: 'Power On', which is available to sentinel for gratuitous on YouTube. He and Dan also talk about the OPPO Discover Due north, expectations for Microsoft in 2022, and the Surface Adaptive Kit.

This episode of the Windows Key Podcast was recorded on Dec 20th 2022.

Links:

• Hands-on with Microsoft's brilliantly uncomplicated Surface Adaptive Kit | Windows Fundamental
• Power On: The 6-role serial documenting Xbox history is now on YouTube | Windows Fundamental
• OPPO's new Detect N combines Galaxy Fold 3 and Surface Duo 2 concepts into one | Windows Central

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