#Windows 10 features

Following their teaser video released earlier this year, Microsoft is updating Windows 10 with a new start menu, Alt + Tab, and Taskbar layout. Instead, the Windows 10 update is adding an opaque background to the tiles. Microsoft has announced that the Windows 10 Anniversary Update begins rolling out today for its customers around the world. The Windows 10 Anniversary Update was announced back in March and promises new improvements and features to Windows 10 - Windows Ink, enhanced Cortana and Microsoft Edge browser, improvements to security and Windows Defender, and Skype Preview, to name a few. To manually get the update, you can go to Settings > Updates & Security > Windows Update. For more information about Windows 10 Anniversary Update, you can watch the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Qz0Gbjh6Q source: Windows Blog Microsoft just announced that all users running on current Windows 8.1, Windows Phone 8.1, and Windows 7 PCs and devices will be upgraded to the Windows 10 operating system, but there's a catch. Several versions are excluded in the upgrade, such as the ill-fated Windows RT. Read more in our articles including "Windows 10 update features redesigned start menu and Alt + Tab" and "Microsoft rolls out Windows 10 Anniversary Update".