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Microsoft has announced the imminent rollout of a major Sticky Notes update that will bump it to version 3.0. Engineering manager Reza Jooyandeh announced the...

The preview Screen Sketch app now produces much sharper screenshots thanks to the latest Windows 10 Redstone 5 preview.

Skype’s new Windows 10 app experience has drawn criticism from users who are unhappy with the reduced feature set.

Windows 10 SDK Preview 17713 confirms changes made through previous preview releases, such as MSIX support.

The Windows 10 SDK latest preview comes with MSIX support to allow developers to pack applications in MSIX on the SDK.

Windows 10 Sets is a tabbing system for Microsoft applications in Windows, but it has been removed from Redstone 5 test builds.

Build 17666 of Windows 10 SDK Preview and Windows Server 2019 introduce a number of new features, but also have plenty of known issues. The releases are available to Insiders today.

Another Windows 10 SSD issue has arisen with the latest update, though its symptoms are battery-based and less severe. Microsoft estimates a fix in June.

Snip Insights gives users AI-powered image analysis tools on Windows 10, allowing for landmark and celebrity identification, text editing, and more. It's available open source on GitHub.

Microsoft has revealed more information about Sets at Build 2018, as well as demos of its functionality. The feature could fundamentally change the way users interact with Windows.

Google has disclosed a zero-day exploit in Windows 10 S systems with Device Guard enabled. Though not serious, it allows for arbitrary code execution with physical access.

An early issue with Windows 10 Spring Update stops users from disabling the web search function that is included in the Start Menu.

Users on Windows 10 Pro are unable to disable Cortana's Bing Search integration, with concerns of a deliberate change by Microsoft.

Businesses can now delay the release of Windows 10 updates, including an option to defer for up to one year and delay monthly cumulative patches.

Windows 10 Skip Ahead users are getting some new features as focus shifts from the Spring Creators Update to Microsoft's next release.

According to reports, the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update is just around the corner, bringing Timeline, Fluent Design upgrades, and plenty of new functionality.

Using open source aspects of Microsoft Windows Subsystem, users can craft custom Linux distros for sideloading, as well as build existing distros for use in the store.

As well as adding the C++/WinRT compiler to Windows 10 SDK, Microsoft is also previewing new APIs ahead of a full release.

A developer note points out Redstone 4, the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update, is finalized and will begin its roll out in April.

Known by its codename Redstone 4, the soon-to-launch update will be called Windows 10 Spring Creators Update and will roll out next month.