Here's What Windows 10 Looks and Feels Like
Microsoft gave us a small peek at the next version of Windows today, confusingly dubbed Windows 10. Here's what you can expect to see.
Update: The Windows 10 technical preview is now available to download and install, so check out our installation guide for more info. If you just want to see what it looks and feels like, we have a video walkthrough, too.
Microsoft gave us a small peek at the next version of Windows today, confusingly dubbed Windows 10. Here's what you can expect to see.
Update: The Windows 10 technical preview is now available to download and install, so check out our installation guide for more info. If you just want to see what it looks and feels like, we have a video walkthrough, too.
Microsoft previewed this all the way back in April, and it looks like we won't be seeing it on our desktops until Windows 10. The new Start menu will look familiar, with some hints of Windows 8, including live tiles that you can resize and move around yourself. You can even resize the entire Start menu to your liking. Microsoft says their goal here is personalization, so you can make the Start menu work for you. It will also include universal search, just like the old Start menu—but with the addition of web results.
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