Those living in the UK, France, Germany, and Canada, can now buy a dual-screen smartphone from Microsoft called Surface Duo. Until now, this rather unorthodox device was available in the US only.
.NET 6 Preview 1 is now available
Microsoft today released the first preview for .NET 6 which unites and combines .NET 5, the classic .NET Framework, .NET Core and Mono/Xamarin into one package. It is expected to bring tons of improvements for cloud, desktop, and mobile apps.
How to Install Linux kernel update for WSL 2 in Windows 10
Here's how to install Linux kernel update for WSL 2 in Windows 10.
As you may remember, Microsoft has removed the Linux kernel from the Windows OS image and instead will be delivering it to your PC via Windows Update, the same way that 3rd party drivers. So it is time to install the update for WSL 2 users.
Windows 10 will soon have individual Virtual Desktops per Display
The Virtual Desktops feature of Windows 10, also known as Task View, is getting further improvements in the near future. Soon you will be able to add or remove Virtual Desktops individually for each of the connected displays.
Microsoft is now rolling out February firmware update for Surface Duo
Surface Duo owners noticed that their dual-screen smartphones receive a February firmware update. At the time of writing this article, there is no official word from Microsoft on what is new in this update. Microsoft finally published the official changelog for this update on February 19. The build number is 2121.115.52, and it is tiny – you need only 66 MB to install it.
Your Phone now allows you to change phone settings in the app
Microsoft starts rolling out a fresh update to the Your Phone app that brings additional controls over your smartphone. In addition to the status indicators, which include the battery level, cellular signal strength, and Wi-Fi icons, you can now access Quick Settings directly from the app. Similar to control center apps smartphones have, there are four new toggles above the app's main menu, enabling you to turn on or off Do Not Disturb, Silent mode, or Bluetooth, and launch the default music app.
Windows 10 Build 19042.844 (20H2) hits Beta and RP channels
In addition to the official announcement of Windows 10, version 21H1, Microsoft today updated the Beta and Release Preview channels for Insiders. Build 19042.844 (KB4601382) will be installed over 20H2, October 2020 Update.
Windows 10 version 21H1 is officially announced with build 19043.844
Microsoft today officially introduced Windows 10 version 21H1 with the release of Build 19043.844 to the Beta channel. The company noted that Windows 10, version 21H1 will have a scoped set of features improving security, remote access and quality.
Aero Shake toggle option is coming to Windows 10
Aero Shake is a window management feature in Windows that allows quickly minimizing all open windows by 'shaking' the app you want to keep active. It will remain open on Desktop, and all other windows will be minimized down to the taskbar. The option to disable is not anywhere in the GUI. However, Microsoft is working to change it.
Outlook for Android is out with new colorful themes
There are some significant changes to Outlook on Android. With the latest update, you can finally change the default Outlook Blue color to alternative options. Microsoft has generously provided users with five fresh colors: violet, pink, orange, red, and green. Also, a new setting allows you to switch between black and white themes. You can find these personalization options under Settings > Appearance.
