With a big surprise on 14th February 2019, Microsoft started rolling out the first insiders preview build of Windows 10 20H1. After a year of development and testing, it's now moving towards general availability which is scheduled to release next month.
Windows 10 May 2020 Update (20H1, version 2004 and build 19041.207) is now available to the Windows Insiders who are in Release Preview ring.
Microsoft-owned GitHub platform announced that they have now made private repositories with unlimited collaborators available to all GitHub users. This means all of it's core features are now free for all user accounts.
Until now, if an organization wanted to use the private repositories, it had to subscribe to a paid plan which was costing minimum $9 per user/month.
Microsoft pushed a new weekly build for the Microsoft Edge in the dev channel. The update pushed the latest Microsoft Edge build to 83.0.478.5, and comes with few minor features, several improvements and fixes.
If you are excited to know what's new coming with Microsoft Edge starting dev build 83.0.478.5, continue reading further.
Microsoft added a new feature to the Your Phone app, that now allows you to wirelessly drag and drop files between compatible Samsung phones/tablets and Windows 10 PC. A physical cable connection between the devices won't be require.
Here's everything that you would like to know about the drag and drop feature and how to drag files between the devices.
Microsoft took another step forward recommending Windows 7 users to migrate to the latest version of the Windows 10 operating system. Those who are still running their system on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2, the software giant to end support for Microsoft Edge browser soon.
As both the operating systems are out of support, Microsoft Edge to continue support on those plateforms until July 15, 2021.
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To know more about the latest improvements being added to the latest build of Windows 10, continue reading further.
