Take a look at the new Windows 10!! Here are the top 10 features of Windows 10 #Pratik_Patil 1. #Start_Menu_Returns : After failing to convince us that its Metro UI was equally good for keyboard and mouse, Microsoft has taken a complete U turn. Yes, the highly anticipated and most consistent rumour about the Windows 8 successor – return of the Start menu – is true. Windows 10 shows a start menu on the desktop on the left lower side, just like what we saw in Windows 7. It does add some touch from the Windows 8.1 OS, like the right side of the menu can be seen with Metro-like live tiles. 2. #Task_View : Youll find a new Task View button (Alt-Tab) that would show the task view interface meant for improving multi-tasking. Basically, you will view something like the stacked cards that you see on hitting Windows-Tab. Going by the images; it now looks more refined, though. 4. #Universal_apps :The much universal app model will finally fall in place with Windows 10. Basically, Windows Universal apps are said to combine all your apps so that they can presumably run on all Windows devices including desktops, phones and gaming console. All apps will be under one app store and Windows 10 will also support older app stores. 5.#Continum : This can be easily called one of the most interesting Windows 10 features. It is for Microsoft’s 2 in 1 devices that help to automatically change the mode if the device detects no keyboard is attached. Basically, news has it that a back touch button appears to help you navigate in case the keyboard is removed. 6. #Metro_apps : Though Microsoft ensures that you are no more forced to use the Metro apps, users can run Metro apps on the Desktop in a window. These apps come with an icon for more options, just like what we saw in the charms. With this feature, it looks like Microsoft is trying hard to bridge the gap between the desktop and Metro UI. 7. #Snap_One will also find an improved Snap function. It allows windows to be tiled horizontally as well as vertically. The new Snap Assist feature. 8. #No_charms_bar: Microsoft has removed the Charms bar – the right-side overlay used to access search, share, settings and so on. TheVerge had already confirmed that ‘Windows 9′ will come sans the Charms bar. However, as aforementioned, Metro-style Windows 8 apps get title bars that include an icon with the Charms components. It is also believed that developers will have to add features to enable the share Charm. We dont yet have a lot of clarity on the Charms feature, let’s wait and watch. 9. #Hide Metro Interface Now, it isn’t clear if the Metro interface can be completely removed from Windows 10 for the Desktop. It still seems a neat option for hybrids, but in case of desktop, Microsoft is believed to add a check box that lets you opt for “never show me the Metro interface.” 10. #Easy_shutdown :A small, but extremely essential feature Windows 8 users have been waiting is easy shut down. In Windows 8, users had to navigate through Charms, log off, and then shut down the comput
Posted on: Wed, 01 Oct 2014 08:20:19 +0000
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