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Xbox /PC version. In case you thought about getting one (or two in my case)

Thinking about getting a fitbit air but I'm still within the 3 months trial of the pixel watch 4. Should I wait or will the 3 months be added on top of the 3 months of the pixel watch? And how is Google health handling data from the air when there's already a watch?

I might actually get one for my work and for my private pc if I can switch between ports easily.

I'm syncing my data (mainly whoop) to Google health but in Google health app everything is logged as 2 hours earlier than it actually happened. I've tried to change time settings from manual to automatic and back again, reinstalled the app, disconnected all apps for sync and reconnected them, deleted old data but no difference. Any ideas?

I'm syncing my data (mainly whoop) to Google health but in Google health app everything is logged as 2 hours earlier than it actually happened. I've tried to change time settings from manual to automatic and back again, reinstalled the app but no difference. Any ideas?

I genuinely think Microsoft could dominate way more of the consumer market if they actually committed to it properly instead of half-doing everything.

Like… they already own the ecosystem pieces:

Windows

Xbox

Copilot / AI

Surface hardware

Office

Teams

Cloud infrastructure

LinkedIn

Gaming studios

But somehow Apple still feels more “consumer-first” while Microsoft still gives off enterprise IT department energy.

And every time Microsoft builds something actually cool for consumers, it either:

gets abandoned

gets rebranded 4 times

gets integrated into 15 other products nobody asked for

or becomes weirdly corporate

Examples:

Windows Phone had potential

Surface products are genuinely good

Xbox ecosystem is strong

Copilot could become huge

Microsoft Designer actually isn’t bad

But then they always stop short of fully committing.

I honestly think there’s room for Microsoft to become way more relevant in everyday consumer tech again, especially now with AI changing how people use devices and software.

Instead it feels like Satya’s strategy is: “Let’s build amazing infrastructure and then accidentally also have consumer products.”

I feel like they could easily get into the fitness market by acquiring Whoop for example. They already offer AI coaching features as part of their subscription.

Curious what others think: Should Microsoft push harder into consumer products again, or is staying enterprise-focused just the smarter business move?

My video is constantly freezing in MS Teams. It's not my cam and when I deactivate and activate my video in teams, it's fine again until a few minutes later. Any ideas?

Here you go:

 https://app.whoop.com/membership/cancel\](https://app.whoop.com/membership/cancel

I was actually trying to check my membership and the fact that they are making it so difficult for people to cancel made me actually cancel my membership early. The fact that they force you to take a survey before you can cancel is just the icing on the cake.

I know I'll attract the usual people who will defend everything and will blame the user for not finding the cancelation screen but I'll take it if it helps a few others save time.

I'm looking for a way to play prop hunt without paying for the base game. Also I'm on pc and want to play with my PS5 friends. Any suggestions?

Wave Link asks me to update the driver. I am using the hardware on a work laptop. I cannot update it without creating a ticket to IT staff. Now the software is unusable until I open a ticket. But I can't open that many tickets just because elgato released buggy software to the public. Please let us at least stay in the old version as long as we like. This is critical.

I just got a new laptop and now I want to move my countless hotkeys over to the new system. It's not part of the scene collection but how do I import/export all my hotkeys?