Check out all the new features and changes Windows 10 is introducing with builds 16251 and 16241.
Although Microsoft is now focused on smashing bugs and stabilizing the next version of Windows 10 for its public release, the company still rolling out test versions with new features and improvements. This time, Windows 10 build 16251 is rolling out for PCs enrolled in the Fast ring, and while it's a significantly smaller update, there is a number of new changes.
In this new flight, Windows 10 introduces a new feature to link your Android phone to your PC enabling cross-device web-browsing. Cortana now can power off your device using voice commands, and it shows web results without opening the web browser. The boot experience has been improved, and more.
Also, Microsoft recently rolled out build 16241 as part of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update unveiling some small changes around Fluent Design, Task Manager, and Mixed Reality.
In this Windows 10 guide, we'll take a deeper look at the features and changes that were included in the last two previews for the next version of the OS.
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Although Microsoft is now focused on smashing bugs and stabilizing the next version of Windows 10 for its public release, the company still rolling out test versions with new features and improvements. This time, Windows 10 build 16251 is rolling out for PCs enrolled in the Fast ring, and while it's a significantly smaller update, there is a number of new changes.
In this new flight, Windows 10 introduces a new feature to link your Android phone to your PC enabling cross-device web-browsing. Cortana now can power off your device using voice commands, and it shows web results without opening the web browser. The boot experience has been improved, and more.
Also, Microsoft recently rolled out build 16241 as part of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update unveiling some small changes around Fluent Design, Task Manager, and Mixed Reality.
In this Windows 10 guide, we'll take a deeper look at the features and changes that were included in the last two previews for the next version of the OS.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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