- Mar 13, 2021
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It's new, it will probably get more languages.Not available in Portuguese, like Apple news.
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It's new, it will probably get more languages.Not available in Portuguese, like Apple news.
My guess is that this is probably a signpost to the Edge, as it clicks on the news → opens the page at the Edge.I do not know why Microsoft insists on releasing unwanted features that almost all users end up disabling. What a waste of resources.
I also use a slimjet, but there is no weather icon. I can't help it, so I open the window to check the weather.(Slimjet actually has a small built-in weather icon that displays the temp. and can be clicked to show a forecast based on the location entered. I haven't been able to figure out which company provides the service.)
My guess is that this is probably a signpost to the Edge, as it clicks on the news → opens the page at the Edge.
This may be my misunderstanding, as I only remember reading somewhere that the news and Edge are linked.
I also use a slimjet, but there is no weather icon. I can't help it, so I open the window to check the weather.
I suspect the reason is that these features use the Bing search engine/services and is a way for MS to collect more data about their usersI do not know why Microsoft insists on releasing unwanted features that almost all users end up disabling. What a waste of resources.
The problem is, that is force feed users predetermined news (it pretends, you can actually choose though), if people could customize it, like feedly, it would be a great feature.The feature is actually good and I'm pretty sure average people will use it.
Well, if Microsoft wants users to switch to Bing, then they need to revamp the service and offer a solution that surpasses Google in features.I suspect the reason is that these features use the Bing search engine/services and is a way for MS to collect more data about their users
interests also get more people comfortable using their other services and not rely on Google for everything. There is a business
plan behind it all and its not a waste of resources for them.
I personally read a variety of news sites and have my own weather app installed. I would not call it useful for everyone
but others may like it.
You are probably right, but instead of forcing users or deceiving them into using a feature, Microsoft should focus on quality and users will surely start using such services.My guess is that this is probably a signpost to the Edge, as it clicks on the news → opens the page at the Edge.
This may be my misunderstanding, as I only remember reading somewhere that the news and Edge are linked.
Don't even have that menu to begin with haha. Very strange but thank you nonetheless
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