Microsoft announced the new preview yesterday on its official Windows Insider blog. The feature is meant to allow for quick access to games and game launchers. Of course, you’ll need to be using some form of an Xbox controller. Either the official one from Microsoft or a third-party controller from someone like SCUF. It doesn’t need to be a wireless connection though. And should work with any Xbox controller that you plug in to the PC as well....

You can have unlimited Google Photos storage via T-Mobile You can have unlimited Google Photos storage via T-Mobile Mobile carriers are used to partnering with other companies to give their users perks to keep them around. Notably, they offer free subscriptions to streaming services like Disney+, Discovery+, and Apple Music. Well, for this perk, T-Mobile is targeting the shutterbugs. T-Mobile is now giving people unlimited Google Photos storage to its customers as an add-on for their plans....

At the time of the announcement it stated that users would be able to transfer all their games to Steam sometime in the future. But it didn’t give a hard date. Now that there is one, those who own games through the Bethesda.net launcher have an actual timeframe of when to complete this process. Owners of those games shouldn’t wait too long though as there’s not much time from when the transfer begins and when Bethesda is sunsetting the launcher....

This store, dubbed the “Online Store”, will be a central hub for people to browse and buy subscriptions to different video streaming services. That way, you can manage your services all under one roof. This will make it easier to access those services. It might actually offer you curated recommendations for what to watch (because what company doesn’t do that?). Though this is news to most people, the company has been working on the store for almost two years, according to people who are close to the matter....

According to a report by 9To5Google, this new autoplay video preview feature is similar to what you have on the desktop and mobile versions of the YouTube app. This feature works when you scroll through the videos showcased on your YouTube app’s home screen. When you stop the scroller on any video, it will play a preview of the video for a few seconds, along with the audio. On the desktop or mobile versions of the app, the video plays entirely....