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Performance update for Outlook on Windows, ZTE Axon 30 Ultra review, Facebook won't block Covid man-made claims

Performance update for Outlook on Windows, ZTE Axon 30 Ultra review, Facebook won't block Covid man-made claims

May 27, 2021

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Hi folks, here's the May 26th edition of the newsletter. You can find all our Microsoft Build 2021 coverage here.

ZTE Axon 30 Ultra review: A perfectly fine flagship that is easy to overlook — www.neowin.net

ZTE's latest flagship packs everything you'd expect in a 2021 flagship, and does so at a more affordable price than most competitors. On the other hand, it does very little to stand out.

Microsoft rolls out performance upgrade to Outlook for Windows, "biggest change" since 1997 — www.neowin.net

Microsoft is rolling out some enhancements to the client which "dramatically" improve performance in shared calendars. Read more...

Nintendo Switch revision annoncement is "imminent", could happen today — www.neowin.net

New reports have emerged claiming that Nintendo is set to reveal a revision of its Switch hybrid console very soon. The console is expected to release by October and feature improved graphics.

Microsoft Edge Canary gets a Desktop Sharing Hub — www.neowin.net

Some new configurations and a Desktop Sharing Hub have been spotted in Edge Canary's latest build. It allows saving a webpage, copying its URL, generating a QR code, and casting it to another device.

You can now save photos from Gmail messages directly to Google Photos — www.neowin.net

Gmail now lets you save photo attachments in Gmail directly to Photos with a new shortcut button. It's rolling out to users with Workspace, G Suite Basic and Business, and personal Google accounts.

Acer announces the Swift X, a thin-and-light laptop with a GeForce RTX 3050 Ti — www.neowin.net

Acer has announced the Swift X, a new thin-and-light laptop featuring a U-series Ryzen processor and a GeForce RTX 3050 Ti GPU. It weighs just over 3lbs and will be available next month.

Facebook will no longer remove posts claiming Covid-19 was man-made — www.neowin.net

Facebook has updated its blog post about Covid-19 misinformation to note that "in light of ongoing investigations" it will now allow users to post claims that the virus originated in a lab in China.