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Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m part of the growing chorus of increasingly dissatisfied Windows users, so I’m eagerly watching as news continues to drip in about Google’s Aluminium OS — the project to unify ChromeOS and Android for PCs, with a healthy dose of Google’s AI leadership thrown in. If I’m ever going to ditch Microsoft for Google (instead of jumping to one of the countless and increasingly great Linux distros), Aluminium OS is going to have to tick some pretty big checkboxes. Not just the obvious stuff like app privacy controls, supporting cutting-edge hardware and modern…
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In this week’s newsletter: When the video-sharing site launched in 2005, there were fears it would replace terrestrial television. It didn’t just replace it – it invented entirely new forms of content. ASMR, anyone? • Don’t get The Guide delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Barely a month goes by without more news of streaming sites overtaking traditional, terrestrial TV. Predominant among those sits YouTube, with more than 2.5 billion monthly viewers. For people my age – a sprightly 28 – and younger, YouTube is less of an app or website than our answer to radio: the ever-present…