Showing posts with label windows 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label windows 10. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 April 2015

Known Issues In Windows 10 Build 10074





Windows 10 Build 10074 is available now. In case, you still haven't downloaded it, you can find the links at OSBetaArchive. Another thing you might want to be aware of, is the known issues with the build as declared by Microsoft on the Windows blog.
  • Developers cannot enable Developer Mode in the Settings app for installing and testing apps on this build. We’ll enable this in an upcoming build. In the meantime, you will need enable your device for development using the Group Policy Editor.
  • There is an issue in this build preventing some games from playing in full screen mode. We’re working to get a fix out via WU as soon as possible.
  • The People app continues to crash. We’re planning to release an update for the People app through the Store Beta that fixes this.

Saturday, 6 December 2014

Watch Cortana Running On Windows 10



Cortana, which was until now only available for Windows Phone will now be available on desktop as well as part of Windows 10 although .

WinBeta says, 
"From the get go, Cortana can do pretty much everything the Windows Phone version can. This includes reminders, call people with skype, check my location/maps, play/pause music, launch apps, check the weather and more. Right now, Cortana doesn't have a personality in Windows 10, meaning she doesn't answer questions like "Who are you", however we have it on good authority that she will have this ability by the time she rolls out to the public."
Well, Windows 10 isn’t expected to launch for quite a while so for now all you can do is watch the video above to see Cortana in action.

via WindowsBeta 

Wednesday, 1 October 2014

Windows 10 Demo Video

Well, Windows 10 preview is now available for download but if you want to take a look before trying it out, check it out below in a video walkthrough by Gizmodo highlighting it's main features.

Windows 10 Preview Is Now Available For Download

Image Courtesy: litabi.com

Windows 10 with the much desired start button is now finally here. We have a lot of hopes with this one and it certainly does look promising.
Take a look at it's features in this article or rather just download the preview here, and decide for yourself.
Do let us know your take.