Alright, let’s dive into this Windows 11 thing. So, Microsoft is cooking up something new—it’s like this feature called “Cross Device Resume.” Honestly, sounds a bit like what Apple’s got with their “Handoff.” Imagine starting something on your phone and—poof!—magically picking up from the same spot on your laptop or whatever. Total déjà vu, right? Anyway, they spilled the beans at Build 2025, except then they yanked the demo video. Classic Microsoft move, I guess. But some sharp-eyed user, @phantomofearth on X, managed to catch it before it vanished.
Picture this: You’re bopping along to tunes on Spotify on your Android (because, of course), and then you plop down at your computer. On your Windows Taskbar, you see this little phone icon next to Spotify. Click it, and boom—you’re exactly where you left off. No idea why, but the thought of my apps knowing exactly where I left off is both cool and creepy.
They used Spotify to show off, but it looks like WhatsApp is getting in on the action too. Developers can mess around with this feature in their own apps, which is Microsoft’s way of giving them a nudge and some attention on Windows. Oh, and don’t forget Project Rome from 2027—no one remembers it, do they? It was like, a similar idea about making your devices chat with each other. Maybe this is Project Rome 2.0 or something. Who knows anymore?
So there’s your chaotic bit of tech news. Just tripping from one device to another—easier than ever, maybe too easy… if you know what I mean.
