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Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Windows 11's built-in Weather app is apparently one of the most wasteful apps on the entire OS, and the numbers are surprisingly bad. According to testing ...

A Windows Latest test found Windows 11’s Weather app using over 1.2GB of RAM, versus about 247MB for the native macOS Weather app. The reason: Microsoft’s version is basically a website running in a ...

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It’s long been known that Windows 11 requires unusually large amounts of memory to function, and it’s been one of the most consistent criticisms of the operating system. The built-in Weather app ...

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