Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, also known by its code name "Redstone 3", is the next major update to Windows 10. It is in active development as of this writing. It comes with an updated touch keyboard app.
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Microsoft May Kill File History in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
Windows 10 comes with a built-in backup system called "File History". It allows the user to create a backup copy of files stored on your PC. There are a number of use cases for this feature. For example, it can help you to transfer your files from an old PC to a new one. Or you can use it to backup your files to an external removable drive. It looks like Microsoft is going to remove File History in the upcoming Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.
Working Control Center is spotted in Windows 10 Build 16212
As you may remember, when Windows 10 build 16199 was released, Microsoft accidentally showed a different user interface for changing commonly accessed settings. The feature is known as Control Center. A working Control Center is spotted in Windows 10 Build 16212, which has been accidentally released to some Insider PCs.
Control Center is coming to Windows 10
On the page announcing Windows 10 build 16199, Microsoft accidentally showed a different user interface for changing commonly accessed settings. While the screenshot was immediately removed from the announcement page and the feature is not enabled in the released build, some sharp-eyed observers were able to spot the change and save the screenshot. Let's see how it looks.
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is the Official Name for Redstone 3
At yesterday's Build 2017 event, Microsoft announced that the next major update to Windows 10, which is expected to be released in September 2017, has an official name. Previously known by its code name "Redstone 3", the release will be officially titled "Windows 10 Fall Creators Update".
Windows 10 Build 16184 is out for Fast Ring Insiders
Microsoft today released Windows 10 build 16184. It represents the upcoming Windows 10 "Redstone 3", the next feature update to Windows 10 Creators Update build 15063. The new build is available now for Fast Ring Insiders with a number of new features. Let's see what has changed.
Windows 10 Redstone 3 will arrive in September 2017
Microsoft has already released a bunch of preview builds for the next major Windows 10 update (codenamed Redstone 3) to Windows Insider Program members. They are now actively working on adding new features as well as those features which were postponed from previous releases. This includes the Project Neon system-wide redesign and the MyPeople bar. However it is unclear at this stage when Microsoft is planning to release the final version of this update to the masses.
Windows 10 Build 16179 is out for Fast Ring Insiders
Microsoft today released Windows 10 build 16179. It represents the upcoming Windows 10 "Redstone 3", the next feature update to Windows 10 Creators Update build 15063. The new build is available now for Fast Ring Insiders. Let's see what has changed.
Windows 10 MyPeople feature has been found in Insider Preview build 16170
Last week, Microsoft released the first Windows 10 Insider Preview build (16170) from the Redstone 3 development branch. After spending some time with the new build, some people noticed there are hidden and disabled options in it, including the MyPeople feature which was first introduced back in October 2016 and was later cut from Windows 10 Creators Update. The feature is working in this build as expected and almost fits all the scenarios shown by Microsoft officials during its first demo. It has some rough edges and the user experience is a bit ambiguous, which has possibly been the reason for its removal from Creators Update.
Office App Tiles with Store Links in Windows 10 Redstone 3
As you may already know, Microsoft released Windows 10 Build 16170 to the Fast Ring of updates for the Windows Insider program. While this build doesn't come with new features, an interesting change can be spotted right in the Start menu.
