Windows 10 Build 10061 Now Available for Download

Microsoft has just released Windows 10 build 10061 to Users registered on the Windows Insider program, thus shipping a new bunch of improvements ahead of the BUILD developer conference slated for next week.

Microsoft is developing software that converts Android to windows 10

Microsoft dropped an interesting piece of information today amid its confirmation that Windows 10 will go on sale this summer.

Microsoft releases Windows 10 preview for phones: PC in a phone

Microsoft recently announed Windows 10 Technical Preview for phones is available now for Windows Insiders.

Until now, the Windows Insider app only worked for Microsoft employees. Today, Microsoft flipped the switch so that Windows Phone users who are part of the Insider program can install the first Windows 10 preview build, as long as they have one of the six compatible devices. So, to get the technical preview on your phone, you will have to join the Windows Insider Program. 

Microsoft in a recent blog stated that support for more phones will be phased in with each new build, and they will announce which devices are being added when the build comes out. Expect the list to grow slowly at first but expand comprehensively over time. For this first preview build these are the devices supported:

Lumia 630, Lumia 638, Lumia 635, Lumia 730, Lumia 636, Lumia 830.

Microsoft to offer free Windows 10 upgrades

If you are on Windows 7, Windows 8.1 or Windows Phone 8.1, you will be eligible for a free upgrade inside the first year of Windows 10. Microsoft made the announcement at an event on its corporate campus. The company promised a new build of Windows 10 next week, and also confirmed that the first build of the operating system for smartphones will be released in February.

Microsoft ends Internet Explorer and Unveils Project Spartan, its new browser on the Windows 10

Microsoft unveiled a new browser in their January 21 event. The new browser, is codenamed “Project Spartan,” and it will include reading lists, a distraction-free reading mode(like the one in Safari on Macs and iOS devices) and a built-in PDF viewer.