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Winners and Losers: Microsoft revolutionises cloud gaming, while Wear OS users get shunned

Posted on June 12, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

There’s a been an avalanche of news this week with too many eye-grabbing headlines to count, but we’ve cut through the noise to bring you the two biggest stories in Trusted Reviews’ Winners and Losers.

This time last week I anticipated an absolute whirlwind of a news cycle, between WWDC 2021 and the first bits of information emerging from the E3 2021 umbrella, but I could never have predicted that a sizeable portion of the internet would be completely shut down in the middle of it.
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