The popularity of mobile gaming has skyrocketed in recent years. In 2020, there were 2.69 billion portable gaming players worldwide and in April 2022 it reached 3.24 billion. So, if you’re from places like Colorado, Tokyo, or Delhi, it’s likely you have been gaming on your mobile phone, from a range of online games to adventure escapes.

Furthermore, mobile games accounted for the majority of App Store earnings (66 percent). By the end of 2021, we can expect these figures to rise. Another interesting fact: in January 2021, global digital games market earnings increased by 15% to $11.6 billion.

When the Windows 11 operating system was first officially announced by Microsoft in June 2021, it was revealed that the OS will have support to install Android apps and games. Later, it didn't come along with the Windows 11 when the OS was globally launched on October 5th.

Now, the feature development and testing have been completed. Nearly after 6 months of testing by the Windows Insiders, Microsoft is now rolling out the Android apps support on supported Windows 11 devices running version 21H2.

Microsoft recently previewed Windows 11 Build 22557 to the insiders in the Dev Channel. The latest build brings a redesigned Task Manager with support to Dark Theme, and a new Efficiency Mode to make your running apps process faster in the foreground with efficiently utilizing energy.

The latest Windows 11 build 22557 also adds 5 new touch gestures to make it easier and quicker to navigate Windows 11 on a PC with touch. Would you like to know about these new gestures? Then continue reading further.

Windows 11 Build 22557 is now rolling out to the Windows Insiders who are on the Dev Channel. The latest build adds several new features and improvements. One of the key highlighted features of this build is the redesigned Task Manager and a new Efficiency Mode.

Other new features for Insiders in this build include folders in the pinned apps area of Start, live captions, a new Focus experience, Quick Access improvements in File Explorer, new touch gestures, and a lot more.

Microsoft announces the general availability of Visual Studio 2022 version 17.1. Feedback from developers like you have helped us shape and refine Visual Studio 17.1 through its preview cycle, says Dominic Nahous (Senior Lead Program Manager, Visual Studio) in the announcement post.

The latest version of Visual Studio 2022 adds some cool new improvements that will make you more productive. Apart from these changes, the latest version also includes a lot of bug fixes. Upgrade to the latest version of Visual Studio 2022 now!