Monthly Archives: January 2015

  Two new updates are rolling out to those running latest Windows 10 build, Build 9926. One of these, the update KB3035129 surprisingly exposes the selection of "Build branch" in "advanced settings" as can be seen in the below screenshot. You are advised though to...

One of our regular readers "Adam" has done a registry hack to reveal two new apps in Windows 10 Build 9926 and he has been kind enough to share two new system apps revealed in the process. Check the screenshots below. This is what...

In case you are already running latest Windows 10 Build 9926 on your PC or Tablet, you may be asking some questions to yourself. First of all, where is the start screen? Now, you won't directly go to "Start Screen" anymore, if you click on...

Windows 10's latest January Build, Build 9926 is now out and not only it is available for both Fast Ring and Slow Ring insiders, even the ISO is out now can can be downloaded by following the link at the bottom of the article. The Build 9926...

While Microsoft talked about the next week for the new Windows 10 preview Build arrival, seems they were not able to control their excitement. So, the latest Build is now available for Windows Insiders and it is the same Build 10.0.9926 that we caught...

BuildFeed data, a site that complies Windows Build numbers from all sort of sources has listed several new Builds more advance than the last leaked Build 9901. The data reveals that the latest Windows 10 build is 10.0.10000 that looks like a milestone Build...

We reported about Microsoft working on a brand-new browser called "Spartan" for Windows 10, that will be different from its predecessors and blurred images offered first look. Now, new leaked images show more and cooler features coming with Spartan. One of them is Cortana...

According to latest reports, Microsoft is preparing a new Browser called "Spartan" for Windows 10. The browser will bring a new and updated interface. The Spartan browser will look more like Chrome / Firefox than current versions of Internet Explorer. Have a look at...