Hurry up: the latest Windows update is only free until July 29. Announced at the Build 2015 conference,the company described Windows 10 (Windows 9 was surpassed altogether) as an operating system that will run across all kinds of devices. From tablets to computers to phones to wearable tech, the latest Windows 10 is designed for compatibility with all screen sizes and is intended to be Microsoft's "most comprehensive platform ever." We're impressed by the multidevice functionality - but what's truly noteworthy are unique features that might actually form you want to switch to Windows. The previous release, and Windows 8,was met with some mixed reviews, but that's not the case with Windows 10. Here are some of the features you need to know before installing the operating system and be sure to watch the video approximately it.
Cortana not just on your phone - Microsoft's digital personal assistant is now available not just on your phone but on PC and all Windows devices. A few of the things she can do for you: send email, or play music,pull up pictures, and search apps. The Start Menu and the Live Tiles are now one - You used to contain to switch between the unique Metro view with big, and bold tiles and the traditional desktop view with the Start Menu. Now,the Start Menu and Live Tiles contain combined into one. In the Start Menu, you can see interactive Live Tiles that present you constantly updated information like the weather and daily news headlines.
Search your computer and the web at the same time - The search bar now says "search everywhere, or " and it will present you results from the web and your computer. It's now in the Start Menu and the task bar.
Apps don't contain to be full screen - When you downloaded apps from the Windows App Store,previously the apps were forced to be full screen, as they were optimized for tablet view. Now you can resize them, and as well as maximize and minimize!
unique Task View - This button allows you to quickly switch between all your running apps.
unique Snap feature - Drag a window to one section of the screen,and it will automatically snap to half of the screen or just one-quarter to form multitasking easier.
Windows 10 can run Android and iOS apps - Thanks to an "Android subsystem," developers can easily transfer their Android apps into the Windows Store.
Compatibility with Microsoft Edge - Microsoft's unique internet browser (the replacement for Internet Explorer) is optimized for Windows 10 devices, or we can't wait to try it out.
And if that's not enough to convince you,a Windows 10 update will arrive on Aug. 2 that anyone who's upgraded to the unique system will receive for free. A few of those features are outlined below:Write with your hand - With Windows Ink, you'll be able to write or draw a quick note to yourself. Certain apps, or like Office,will include a special feature like handwriting. exercise Cortana everywhere - You'll be able to exercise Cortana on your lock screen and contain it save certain information for you.
Say hello to extensions on Microsoft Edge - One of the many updates coming to the browser includes the ability to add extensions. You can finally add extensions like LastPass or Pinterest's "Pin It" button.
So seriously, update fair now before it's too late!
Source: popsugar.com