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THEMES FOR WINDOWS 10 BUILD 10240 UPDATE
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As I've written before, Spotlight is yet another advertising opportunity for Windows 10: Look for an ad on your Spotlight-enabled lock screen sooner or later.Įarlier this month (it's hard to pin down the exact time because there aren't any changelogs), Windows Mail gained the ability to show mail sorted by the time it arrived - in other words, you could turn off "Conversation view." (From inside Windows Mail, click the gear Settings icon, choose Options, and slide off "Show messages arranged by conversation.") As best I can tell, that option is now available in all versions of Windows 10.Īround the time build 10547 was released - again, it's hard to say exactly when - the Mail and Calendar apps acquired a new dark theme. You can influence the choice of pictures by clicking the "Love it" or "Not a fan" link in the upper right. The Spotlight feature changes your lock screen (sign-in screen) so it shows different pictures chosen by Microsoft, with a new one appearing every 24 hours.

THEMES FOR WINDOWS 10 BUILD 10240 PRO

With build 10547, Windows Spotlight makes a return on Pro systems it's always been available on Home systems. I found new updates for all of my RTM build 10420 and Insider Fast Ring build 10547 PCs. If you're running Windows 10 of any pedigree, fire up the Store app, click on your picture (to the left of the Search box), and choose Downloads and Updates. There are lots of changes to the Microsoft Store and the built-in Windows apps, and they aren't only for beta testers. Here's the part that isn't mentioned in Aul's post.

You can use Cortana with a local account you're no longer required to use a Microsoft Account.

Edge now gives programmers the ability to run audio and video without plug-ins with a technology called Object RTS.

You can keep your Windows background (formerly wallpaper) from showing up on the lock screen (formerly sign-in screen) by clicking on Start > Settings Personalization > Lock screen, then turn off "Show Windows background picture on the sign-in screen.".

And "many other apps such as Groove, Mail and Calendar and Maps have also received updates." Photos now has a folder view that clearly shows which photos are on your system and which are in OneDrive. There are also some improvements to how the text input panel works. Click and drag a new app over the top and it "teeters" the two existing apps to show which slot will get the new app.

Tablet mode has changed to better support snapped apps: When you have two snapped apps, you can directly snap a new app over the top of one of them.

The old bug limiting the All apps list to 512 apps has been bumped up to 2,048.

Click on Start > Settings > Personalization > Start, and move the slider to "Show more tiles." You don't actually see more tiles the setting merely unlocks a fourth column in the tile groups so taht you can drag tiles over to the right.

You can now choose between three tiles wide and four tiles wide in groups of tiles on the right of the Start menu.

Here's an English translation of the changes Aul notes in his blog post: I've had a chance to play with preview build 10547 over the weekend, and - unlike TH2 (presumably Threshold 2) build 10532 - this one actually has discernible new features. These apps have a particular significance, because they're also present in Windows 10 Mobile, where they provide core telephony and SMS/MMS features in addition to Skype connectivity.Microsoft's Gabe Aul caught most of the Windows testing community flatfooted when he released a new beta build of Windows 10 on Friday afternoon.

THEMES FOR WINDOWS 10 BUILD 10240 UPDATE

The update also includes a set of new apps that tie into Skype: a Messaging app for instant messaging and a Skype Video app for video calls.

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As such, unless some critical last-minute bug is discovered, it should roll out to all Windows 10 users on Patch Tuesday next week as the Windows 10 Fall Update.įor people still using the RTM build 10240, the update will bring a handful of visible changes: tab previews (but no extensions) in the Edge browser, colored title bars, greater consistency to the appearance of icons and menus, and additional live tile layout options in the Start menu. However, it's important nonetheless, and this build is believed to have been signed off as good enough for widespread use. There's not a lot new in this build, largely bug fixes. Windows 10 build 10586 has been released to Fast ring users of the Insider Preview program today.