iTechGear Weekly – Episode 5: It’s Not S Mode
This is episode 5 of the iTechGear Weekly – It’s Not S Mode. In this episode, Larry, Joel, Chris G. and I spend time talking about
- Windows Segment
- All You Need to Know about the Surface Laptop SE (aside from the fact that it’s not available to consumers)
- The Difference between Windows in S Mode and Windows 11 SE & Regular Windows
- Windows 11 SE has an even more simplified user interface, to minimize distraction and keep the focus on education
- There is no Microsoft Store for Windows 11 SE, so IT educators can control which apps and tools students download
- Windows 11 SE has built-in enhancements to optimize performance on low-cost hardware
- There is no way to upgrade or switch to Windows 11 from Windows 11 SE, whereas users could switch to the full version of Windows 10 from Windows 10 in S mode at any time.
- Windows 10 in S mode was built simply to limit apps; the other enhancements were not yet developed
- Windows 11 SE is optimized for institutional use, whereas Windows 10 in S mode was also available to consumers.
- Snipping Tool and Other Utilities Problems – Joel and Larry
- Microsoft Blocking 3rd Party Browsers from Changing the Default in Windows 11
- Sometimes, Sleeping Pills Just Don’t Work (Larry)
- An Easy Way to Choose Between the Surface Pro 8 and Surface Laptop 4
- (Hint: If “you” think it looks and feels more like a tablet – it may not be the “laptop” you want.)
- Apple Segment
- Picks of the Week
- Chris – Bullstrap Custom iPhone Cases
- Joel – KVM and Virtual Machine Manager
Download MP3 – iTGW Episode 5 – It’s Not S Mode