Is Google Stadia REALLY a threat to Xbox? This and more on #AskDanWindows 58.

On this episode of #AskDanWindows, I take your questions on Google Stadia, Windows Core OS and tablet way, privacy features you might see in the new Edge browser, Microsoft's approach to consumer product releases, and much more.

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Audition questions for episode 58

Will Windows 10 Pro (or other existing SKUs) tablet mode do good from the new shells they're developing? — @massijay
What privacy features you lot wait to be present in new Microsoft Edge? Like Ad-blocker or tracker-blocker or inPrivate Window with Tor like we have in Brave Browser. — @kameshkotwani
Exercise you see Google or Apple giving Microsoft a run for their money in the future when it comes to gaming? — @SilverFoxxx1
Is the photographic camera on the Lumia 950/XL comparable to the Note ix'due south shooter, or whatsoever other modern high-end smartphones? — @rodneyej
How do you feel nigh Microsoft releasing products with seemingly no expectation of mass market success? They've released the Invoke, GLAS, and recently the Surface headphones all without a marketing push and with limited availability at retailers nationwide or worldwide. — @HeyCori

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