Microsoft’s Anniversary Update for Windows 10 brings many improvements to the operating system, including support for extensions to Microsoft Edge.
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The highly anticipated Windows 10 Anniversary Update has finally been announced and it comes with tons of new upgrades. Since the AU is a standard update, you really don’t have to do anything to receive it: It will be downloaded and installed automatically. The Anniversary Update is officially tagged as version “1607” to denote ‘July 2016.’ The build number assigned to the upgrade is 14393.10. The update can be downloaded through the Windows update, which automatically downloads the required files and install the update.
Windows Ink: A pen is a natural choice for apps that depend on analog input, such as sketching, animation and even signature capture.
The new version will be sent out through Windows Update. Microsoft Studios is also bringing a full portfolio of new games to Windows 10, including Forza Motorsport 6: Apex, which will be free for Windows 10 users. Gamers can also enjoy the Anniversary Update on the new Xbox One S that is available starting today.
Microsoft has set up a dedicated form for submitting Desktop Bridge apps for inclusion in the Windows Store, Gallo wrote.
Talking with Senior Director for PC Gaming Kevin Unangst about the past year of gaming on Windows 10 gamers and fans of Windows 10 get a heap of info about how and why the Anniversary Update is such a big deal for the combined platforms of Windows 10 and Xbox.
Toronto, ON – Two major announcements are coming out of Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference today around subscription-based services, namely for Windows 10 and Surface devices.
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Windows Defender enhancements, including the release of Windows Defender Offline (which allows you to run offline scans), Block at First Sight (which dramatically improves detection times for new malware), enhanced notifications, and potentially unwanted application (PUA) detection.
