Windows Insider Program is basically a new way Microsoft is using to give users a way to test its upcoming software. Basically, its first candidate will be Windows 10 itself! Stay tuned as I’ll post the link to subscribe to it as soon as they will be made available! 🙂
Also, we have now known that the general availability of Windows 10 is “fixed” as of “late 2015”.
Although it looks the same, you can now paste in directories into command prompt with Ctrl+V. FINALLY.
Here you go with some features and screenshots right from the ongoing Windows 10 event!
– You can resize the tiles on the Start Menu, change its size.
– The search experience has been improved here.
– Universal search from the Start Menu, and web results.
– As users start using these apps they should just feel familiar and work in a way you’d expect with a mouse and keyboard.
– The traditional Windows 7 Snap View works in Windows 10 with classic and universal apps.
– “Task view” is the new button on the taskbar.
– There’s multiple desktops at the bottom of the interface, and when you launch task view it shows all the apps that are currently open.
– There’s a new “Snap Assist” UI at the side where you can grab apps from multiple desktops.
In a few hours you will be able to try Windows 10 Technical Preview. How so? Job Belfiore just announced it, and I am so excited to try it out I can’t wait it will be available to be downloaded 🙂
Windows 10! How so? Keep on watching out the feed at this link:
http://live.theverge.com/microsoft-windows-9-event-live-blog/
for more info, in real time 🙂
As there are no streaming links to the event, you can keep refreshing any of these 2 pages to get all the info in real-time 🙂
http://windows.hdblog.it/2014/09/30/Windows-9-segui-il-live-su-HDblogit–oggi-dalle-ore-1845/
http://live.theverge.com/microsoft-windows-9-event-live-blog/
