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Windows 10 20H1 preview Build 18970 is live on the Insider with an uninterrupted tablet transition and new tablet mode.

Microsoft has rolled out the latest preview of the Windows 10 20H1 branch, which also includes the new Feedback Hub experience.

Windows Insiders on the 20H1 branch can now download Windows 10 ISO images to start with the 18950 preview build rolled out last week.

A new Xbox One preview has removed Cortana from the console’s dashboard and all but ended all integration with the virtual assistant.

Microsoft will now only roll out a single Windows 10 major OS update per year, which will preview in the Fast Ring. A second smaller update will preview in the Slow Ring.

Microsoft has brought two new modes to the Windows Camera, Document and Blackboard. The latter is a reworking of the Office Lens Whiteboard feature.

Microsoft has rolled out a Windows 10 Camera app update for Windows Insiders, changing the UI to help large screen devices.

Office for Mac is moving to version 16.19.181104 on the Office Insider Program, with easier Outlook encryption and Summary Zoom on PowerPoint.

A new Insider update for the Windows 10 Photos app introduces Light Mode beyond collections and albums to the image viewer.

Mouse and keyboard support for Xbox One can now be tested on the Insider, but only on the free-to-play Warframe video game.

An Outlook build on the Insider is testing a shortcut button for Microsoft To-Do, emphasizing how important the task planner has become.

At its Surface event today, Microsoft started the proceedings by confirming Windows 10 October 2018 Update is now available.

Microsoft’s latest Redstone 5 preview is likely the last. Windows 10 Preview 17763 is available now on the Inside Program.

Your Phone Companion brings clarity to the Microsoft Apps service on Android, giving users a hub for Your Phone activity.

An aggressive Microsoft Edge recommendation feature called App Suggestions is not scheduled to be released with a future public Windows 10 update.

Windows 10 preview build 18234 brings improvements to important apps, including Sticky Notes 3.0, and fixes a host of bugs.

As part of its Windows 10 to mobile plans, Microsoft will release Sticky Notes on iOS and Android, hopefully before the end of the year.

A new Xbox One preview allows Mixer users to broadcast everything that is happening on their screen, including the Xbox dashboard.

Available in preview on Xbox One and Windows 10, there is now a Shopping Cart for the Microsoft Store experience.

Microsoft is winding down Redstone 5 preparations ahead of the new Windows 10 version arriving in October. Build 17738 focuses on stabilization.