It should always beat Steam right now because even if Steam feels faster, why would I buy a game on Steam when I can buy it and get it on two consoles instead of just one? The only reason it wouldn't beat Steam is the fact that people just get comfortable and don't want to do any changes, which is sort of what happens when people only buy PlayStation when Xbox gives you extra licenses for PC and Xbox or other perks. People just get used to what they get used to and it's very, very hard to get them to switch.
But if they make the app a lot faster and they make it better overall, yes, people should use both
@trentonstech The real answer is probably iPhone 17 or the iPhone Air, but tech influencers are naturally going to lean towards the Pro for that. I actually picked the Air.
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@MaxsTechReview@9to5Google Why isn't it on the play store when game native is? That's one of my questions. It's nice to recommend game native just because it's easier to download.
Because you already have a Nintendo Switch one, if you're actually planning to play those games, you're getting way more than one game. You're getting a massive upgrade to your whole past library.
And I would argue you could sell that Nintendo Switch for at least $100, so you're chopping down the price a little bit. And I think they're even giving a bigger trade-in deal at Best Buy if you trade in towards the Switch two, and I'm sure you might even find something like that with GameStop too. It's not just one game. There's going to be more games, and Donkey Kong Bonanza is one of those games, and there's going to be another Zelda game in a year or two, so you might as well just take the plunge.
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I actually don't buy that many. I purchased a Galaxy Book6 Pro a few months ago, and I sold it on eBay. I purchased a Surface laptop to replace it, but I saw that I could get this HP for $200 cheaper, so I returned the Surface laptop.
Most of the other devices I have are Google Books that were sent to me for review and stuff like that. But I really only keep one Windows laptop at a time. I just swapped it once and then returned one when it didn't work out.
I just switched to a new HP OmniBook Ultra running the @Snapdragon X2 Elite and I LOVE it. It's going to be perfect for editing my videos in DaVinci.
The McAfee WebAdvisor is also the reason why the Googlebook exists. I uninstall it. Then I uninstall regular McAfee. Then I have to unlink each one drive folder, then I unlink my account, uninstall it. Then I download Google Chrome. I also have to set it as the default in everything.
These are things I just don't have to do on the Googlebook, which is also why I love the Dell XPS Googlebook also running @Snapdragon.
So on one end, when I need to get more capable work done, for now I'm still going to use Windows, but I'm excited for the future of Googlebook to evolve because I absolutely love the software. And I hope more desktop apps will be coming soon so I don't have to deal with all this on Windows.
But once I get everything uninstalled, it's still an awesome experience and I'm telling you this X2 Elite is so good.
@Lexcyn@Snapdragon@Windows Even on the non extreme though, I'm having a massively good experience on the X2 Elite, but the X2 Elite with way less cores on the Surface Laptop, it's very noticeable
@Lexcyn@Snapdragon@ASUSUSA I absolutely love the keyboard on it myself. The only thing I didn't like it was the screen size, which is why I ended up downsizing a little bit.
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