The recently leaked Windows 10 build 10108 release notes provide a few more insights into what’s new in this unreleased version of Microsoft’s new operating system.
The software titan is expected to release a new version for Windows Insiders later this month.
However, the company remains completely tight-lipped on details and when we can expect this new build to launch. No surprises then that information continues to leak via unofficial channels, and this time around we have some new intelligence for build 10108.
It comes via famed Russian leaker of Microsoft information, WZor.
As you can see in the gallery below, build 10108 brings along updates to the theme in the Taskbar, as well as a bunch of changes to the personalization settings, as well as a few new customizations in the Start settings screen.
Here are the notes:
Plenty of other new features are in tow, from performance enhancements to infrastructure improvements to the Start Menu.
Magic tethering in the networking settings is also in, and the Start Screen no longer contains a search box in Cortana glyph mode. Additionally, the Start Menu should work a lot better in multi-monitor screen configurations.
So basically, a lot of changes, large and small.
Now all we need is an estimate for launch of this, or a newer version, and there will be peace in the world. Technology world, that is.
source:windows10update
