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Google Play games rolls out open beta in US to bring Android games to PC - Vimarsana News

Google Play games rolls out open beta in US to bring Android games to PC

Google Play Games has recently been launched in open beta in the US, allowing anyone to try out a selection of Android games on PC.

Google is blocking Trump's Truth Social app for "insufficient content moderation" - Vimarsana News

Google is blocking Trump's Truth Social app for "insufficient content moderation"

Google's decision means that app is currently unavailable on all Android devices.

Google Play Games on PC Enters Public Beta in Five Countries - Vimarsana News

Google Play Games on PC Enters Public Beta in Five Countries

Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 11, supports Android apps, but lacks Google Play Store support, instead using the Amazon Appstore. When Google announced it would bring Google Play Games to PC, many were excited. If you want to try it, you now can, as the beta is going public.

In Q1-22, Apple's iPad led the U.S. Market while Macs held the Highest Growth in PCs - Vimarsana News

In Q1-22, Apple's iPad led the U.S. Market while Macs held the Highest Growth in PCs

In April Patently Apple posted a report on Q1-22 PC Shipments Globally and a new analytical report is now covering Q1-22 PC and tablet shipments in the U.S.

35 US States, Microsoft Back Epic Games In Its Fight Against Apple - Vimarsana News

35 US States, Microsoft Back Epic Games In Its Fight Against Apple

Immediately following the decision in Epic Games vs Apple hearing, Epic appealed and on Jan. 27 filed a lawsuit in support of the Epics battle, which included a coalition of 35 state attorneys general, Microsoft, and other companies.