Following the release of the Windows 10 November 2019 Update, Microsoft announced that the My People feature that made its debut with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is no longer being developed and may be removed in a future update.
If you thought that My People is still a bit rough around the edges in the Fall Creators Update, Microsoft has been listening to user feedback to take the feature to the next level.
MSN Winks, a feature to send loud cartoon emoji to your friends, looks to be making a return in My People under the name "Shoulder Taps".
Insiders are already toying with the app thanks to Build 16170, but only if they tinker under the Windows 10 hood to enable it first.
While Microsoft has continued to perform very well quarter after quarter this year, there have been some notable misses on the consumer side of things, with the closure of the company’s Mixer game streaming service coming first to mind. As 2020 is coming to a close, this is my personal and non exhaustive list of Microsoft’s hits and misses for this year.
The days of Microsoft having two separate Skype apps on Windows 10 are finally over, as the Microsoft Store Skype app is now the same as the standalone Skype client that all Windows users can manually install.
The latest Insider version of Skype for Windows 10 replaced the existing React Native app with the inferior Electron version, and several unique integrations with Windows 10 are now gone.
Traces of Windows 10 build 19480 and newer have been found in languages packs available on the Microsoft Store, and Microsoft leaker WalkingCat also mentioned the comeback of Windows Sets today.
Today, Jen Gentleman from the Windows Insider team asked her Twitter followers what are the new features they would recommend to users in the process of updating to Windows 10, and that’s actually a really good question.
the new Skype app shipping with Windows 10 Insider build 17704 is actually the same as the new cross-platform Skype app that launched last year, with some subtle differences.
The Windows 10 April 2018 Update is here, and there are many changes which you need to know about. Here's a look at some of the biggest changes lined up with this update.
This build is jampacked with new features including Windows Timeline, Fluent Design in Edge, and more. Since there are plenty of new features this week, here is a quick look at what's new.
Windows Insiders on the Fast Ring can now test a redesigned version of the Windows 10 People app, which now looks slightly more consistent with the native Mail and Calendar apps
Just like it did with Story Remix earlier this year, Microsoft will do more A/B testing before shipping new Windows 10 features to everyone going forward.
