In the upcoming Apache Spark 3.2, we add session windows as new supported types of windows, which works for both streaming and batch queries. Before Apache Spark 3.2, Spark supported tumbling windows and sliding windows. Bear in mind, I haven't tried this while connected to the amp yet. Apache Spark Structured Streaming allowed users to do aggregations on windows over event-time. I assume there is an equivalent way to cast with an Apple device, so this may be helpful to those folks as well.

While Im excited to see what kind of work Google continues to do with Gmail, I dont see myself leaving Newton anytime soon.

Note: If you want to add an iCloud calendar to Spark, and your Apple ID is linked to an email from Gmail, Outlook, or other providers, check this article. Newton is the rare email app that works great on both Windows and Mac. For example, when you add a Gmail account, you can access your Google Calendar in Spark. Still, it's a lot easier to read than my phone. Spark supports the Google, Exchange, and iCloud calendars associated with your email accounts. To stay tuned with Spark’s updates, send them your e-mail. It will soon be a cross-platform app for Windows and the Web. However, Spark Mail is only available for Mac, Android, iPhone, and iPad as of now. The brand promises to get you loving your e-mails, again. Unfortunately, the Android ap won't go into landscape mode, so you waste a lot of real estate on the big screen. Spark Mail is yet another fantastic e-mail application for the modern e-mailer. One thing I did try that helped was casting my screen to a Chromecast device on my TV using one of the pull-down phone widgets. I'm still waiting for my Spark, but have been playing with the ap on my android phone, which is really too small for 'following the bouncing ball' (sorry for the antiquated reference). By any chance, have you or anyone else out there tried running the Spark android ap on a PC using BlueStacks? Having suspected this, based on the dearth of info on the web, I happened to look for Windows android emulators and came across the one you mentioned (BlueStacks). BTW, I heard from Positive Grid confirming that they do not have a Windows ap, but will 'try to make it possible in the near future'.

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