Got Windows? Don't miss this

Hey! Apologies for the extra interruption. I just wanted to take a sec to tell you about an awesome Android-Intelligence-like resource for another important part of our tech-connected universe. It's called [Windows Intelligence](), and it's our official sister publication. And trust me: If you use Windows in any part of your life, you absolutely won't want to miss out on it. Windows Intelligence is written by Chris Hoffman, a thoughtful tech-loving geek and the former editor-in-chief of the website How-To Geek. He knows Windows inside and out and delivers all sorts of insights that'll help you make the most of your computer — like Android Intelligence for the Windows world. ➜ Come see for yourself and get your first issue this Friday, in addition to your existing Android Intelligence subscription. (It's free!) [SIGN UP NOW ➜]() Android and Windows really have become fascinating companions over the years, as Microsoft moved away from its homemade mobile platform ambitions and instead decided to embrace Android as an unofficial extension of its desktop ecosystem. These days, the two work almost shockingly well together, with tools like Microsoft's Phone Link connecting your phone to your computer in all sorts of interesting ways and the now-Microsoft-owned SwiftKey keyboard even linking up your devices' clipboards in an impressively seamless manner. The worlds are colliding, and whether you use Windows for work or as your personal computing platform of choice, there's so much you can do to gain a deeper understanding of the software and make it work better for you. And just as Windows is a powerful counterpart to Android, Windows Intelligence truly is the perfect counterpart to Android Intelligence. If you're at all interested in Windows, I highly recommend you subscribe: [SIGN UP NOW ➜]() Thanks for reading this! And if you don't use Windows, don't worry: Nothing's changing at all with your existing Android Intelligence subscription. I'll still be here bringing you the best Googley goodness each and every week, either way. And we never have a shortage of fun things to discuss. Talk more soon, JR You received this email because your address was signed up for Android Intelligence. If you didn't mean to sign up or no longer wish to be subscribed, you can [unsubscribe or update your preferences here](=).