Microsoft has rolled out a new Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview build today to those in the Fast Ring, bringing with it a ton of new features alongside significant performance and battery life improvements. The newly announced flagships – the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL will be the only handsets to come pre-loaded with the OS out-of-the-box while existing Windows phones will be getting the update starting in December. Those who downloaded the free Windows 10 update reported issues ranging from crashing apps to devices that wouldn’t even let them log in. This newest handset from Microsoft sports a 4.7-inch screen with a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels and a pixel density of 314ppi.
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Windows 8 was never meant to shake up the market.
While Alphabet is busy implementing a contra revenue strategy to attract more corporate subscribers for its Google Apps for Work product, Microsoft is busy propagating its Windows 10 business.
A spokesperson for Microsoft told Express.co.uk: “Microsoft Solitaire has been free to play for the past 25 years on Windows, and continues to be free to play on Windows 10”. I’ll be back at Mississippi in my same job working on Windows next summer, in time for the kids to get back into the normal USA school routine.
The new build to Windows 10 mobile also includes Skype integration to Messaging, Phone and Skype universal Windows apps. In addition, new user experience improvements have been added to storage settings, creating a common UX across PC and phone.
It was thought that Microsoft would only include the keylogger within the Technical Preview versions of the operating system so that it could use the vast data supplied by beta testers to tweak the final release.
The redesigned Microsoft web browser has been built from the ground-up for the new operating system. Of course, until this is officially confirmed by Microsoft, the date could always change.
Then, understanding that everyone expected their operating systems to evolve in shorter update cycles, Microsoft proclaimed that Windows 10 may perhaps be the last version of Windows for the next few years, with minor and major upgrades occurring from time to time in the background through updates.
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If, however, your copy of Windows was purchased as an upgrade or full version of Windows separately from the PC, then you can transfer Windows 10 to another PC, but only before 29th July 2016.
