2017 is shaping up to be a big year for Microsoft. Two new Windows 10 updates are planned, with the Creators Update set for an April release, and “Redstone 3” coming later in the year. We’ll see our first signs of what an integrated LinkedIn and Microsoft will look like, hear more about (and then be able to […]
For those that did not know, Microsoft has three big updates scheduled for Windows 10. Windows 10 Redstone 1 was the first major update to the operating system and was released in August of 2016 as the Anniversary Update. Microsoft is currently planning on releasing two more updates under the Redstone codename, with one update […]
Here’s everything that’s been updated in Windows 10 build 149393.103 for PCs and mobile.
Windows 10 Release Preview users (and maybe Slow Ring Insiders) are receiving an update today to 14393.103.
Granted, many of our readers are itching to get on the latest Windows Insider builds, and so are probably already running Windows 10 Mobile build 14393.67. If so, you already have the Anniversary Update, and today’s release doesn’t mean much to you. If you plan on continuing with the Windows Insiders program on your phone, you just […]
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update brought a lot of features to Windows 10 that many have been anxiously waiting for (especially for non-Windows Insiders). But has a lot changed since last year? Windows 10 meant the start of something different. A new Windows to rule them all. A lot of changes to almost every aspect […]
Today’s What’s new section for preview build 14901 brings a bit of a head turner in offering File Explorer notifications.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update brings new emojis that include interracial and single parent families as well as the beloved Insider mascot, the Windows Insider NinjaCat.
MSDN Subscribers can now sign into their account and grab up and download Windows 10 Anniversary Update ISO’s.
The Windows Store and Dev center are now open for submissions with the new APIs available through the Windows 10 Anniversary Update SDK build.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update came with a few minor inconveniences for pen users, but the loss of settings is already being fixed by the team.
The Skype Preview Universal Windows App is automatically installed along with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update is rolling out for PCs first and will be arriving for Windows 10 Mobile users a little later.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update is live, and here’s how you can get it.
If you’re a Windows Insiders on the latest build, however, we would just like you to know that you already have the Anniversary Update on your system.
It looks like there’s a final Windows 10 build rolling out that we imagine will become tomorrow’s Anniversary Update (or perhaps an update that will roll out to non-Insiders soon after the Anniversary Update goes live). It’s Insider Preview build 14393.10, and it’s rolling out right now to the Fast Ring via Cumulative Update KB3176929. […]
On August 2nd, Microsoft officially releases the Anniversary Update (aka Redstone 1 and Version 1607) for Windows 10. With over 350 million devices running Windows 10, Microsoft is betting big on this new update, which adds numerous new improvements to the Microsoft Edge browser, Cortana, and other key features across the operating system. The August […]
Windows Hello gets its own improvements via the Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
Here are the biggest highlights from the latest Windows 10 Build.
Microsoft is issuing a new Feedback Hub Achievement to participants in the June Bug Bash.