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Friday, 3 October 2014

First look: Windows 10

Microsoft's first glimpse of next year's new Windows fixes obvious flaws and borrows from Apple's OSes
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Windows 10
The Start menu is back, Metro-style
Metro apps now run in windows like other apps
Apps that snap
The Windows 10 taskbar now looks like the iPad's
The Windows 10 Desktop gets multiple desktops
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Image courtesy Microsoft

The new Windows is the old Windows, improved

Although Microsoft is skipping a whole version number for the next Windows version, which will ship some time next year, the early version of Windows 10 it showed off Tuesday was mostly composed of commonsense fixes to Windows 8, better integrating its Desktop and Metro halves and being smarter about adapting to keyboard and touch environments.
Microsoft promises more details later as Windows 10 evolves, such as how the retooled Charms bar will work.
• See Microsoft's video introducing Windows 10
• Read Galen Gruman's take on Windows' make-or-break moment

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