Really? I have not seen one advertisement on my W11 machine since it was assembled.That OS has so much bloatware and advertising baked in
Really? I have not seen one advertisement on my W11 machine since it was assembled.That OS has so much bloatware and advertising baked in
a$$le, the Juicero of the tech industry.Microsoft, the McDonald's of the tech industry.
If you're already subscribed to Office, you won't get many ads. If you aren't, they'll pester you all over the place. OneDrive especially. The main page of Settings is just a big ad for Microsoft subscriptions now.Really? I have not seen one advertisement on my W11 machine since it was assembled.
Surface pro 11 is amazing product. I love mine. Makes iPad os look like a joke with ppl spending + $1000 on a fisher price os looolI'm glad the ARM space is taking off which apple pioneered. Until the Mac is able to have a touchscreen and 5G, a mac is a no go for me, despite being an Apple fan. iPad pro 11 used for mostly media consumption given the more basic OS but nice hardware, but a surface pro 11 does more than a mac for me including always on 5G to work on the go and ability to sign documents and use apps with a full desktop OS available.
Exactly, a top issue for most folks looking at this should be battery life. And Apple wins hands down.This a quite laughable video!
But also - it's gotten to the point that 'speed' isn't relevant for most tasks for most people who buy this class of notebook computer. Who are they trying to appeal to?
Maybe Apple is no that different from MS. Right now I have a red dot notification in the settings of my iPhone to activate the trial of Apple News+ and Apple Fitness+.If you're already subscribed to Office, you won't get many ads. If you aren't, they'll pester you all over the place. OneDrive especially. The main page of Settings is just a big ad for Microsoft subscriptions now.
There is also a built in setting to reduce ads. It's in Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Recommendations & Offers (Personalized Offers and Recommendations and Offers in Settings are complicated ways of saying ads)
No subscription, lifetime license for MSOffice. An older version, 2016. More than good enough.If you're already subscribed to Office, you won't get many ads
I don’t see any ads for Office 365 or any Microsoft products on my system.The main page of Settings is just a big ad for Microsoft subscriptions now
Microsoft still pushes the "View Benefits" ad to perpetual licenses even if you disable all the ad settings. You also have to disable ads from the lockscreen, which is in a different locations of settings. Forgot about that one. You can never get rid of the OneDrive ads unless you get a volume license of Windows, and even that GP doesn't stick.No subscription, lifetime license for MSOffice. An older version, 2016. More than good enough.
I don’t see any ads for Office 365 or any Microsoft products on my system.
I agree that the M3 / M4 are better with single-core scores. But there are some results that put the Snapdragon multi-core scores ahead of the M3 and very close to the M4.In case anyone is curious both the M3 and M4 Macbook Air are doing much better than the Snapdragon on Geekbench for both single core and multi core
M3: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/11969584?baseline=11970059
M4: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/11969965?baseline=11970059