Windows 10
Table of contents:
- Return to start menu
- Task View, multiple desktops on a single screen
- Touch screens and mouse-keyboards well separated
- Windows 10 would arrive in the second half of 2015
Microsoft introduced the new version of the operating system, and makes a jump from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10, thus avoiding Windows 9 (and kidding Windows One). It seems the focus of the operating system is to unite the world of Windows 7 and 9 in one place.
Windows 10 would seek to be even more present in all the devices available today, such as tablets, laptops, computers, televisions and more. It even looks like Windows Phone will be replaced by this one.
Return to start menu
Microsoft understood that the initial tiled screen was a bug (at least on laptops and desktops), so has relaunched the tile menu beginning.
In Belfiore's own words: “This gives you the familiarity of Windows 7 with some elements of Windows 8.” Also, the search tool is integrated into this menu, and continues to search both on the computer and in Bing.
Task View, multiple desktops on a single screen
A new tool is coming to Windows 10, Task View, which allows you to organize multiple desktops in the same session. This is focused for a better organization of tasks and applications.
In addition, now applications can be fixed to one side of the screen while we are changing desktops in the remaining space. And you can manage the applications that appear fixed with the other desktops.
For all users who work with large screens they will surely find this utility quite handy.
Touch screens and mouse-keyboards well separated
In addition to the ability to Control+V at the command console, Microsoft is still working to improve the experience for users with touch screens .
On the one hand, Windows Charm, the options bar that you open by going to the right (or swiping from the right), is still available. But they also add the ability to swipe from the left to open the Task View.
Windows 10, in addition, also recognizes if our computer has a keyboard or not (for, for example, hybrids), and weapon the interface based on this. This feature has been called Continuum,
Windows 10 would arrive in the second half of 2015
The new operating system that seems to solve the errors of Windows 8 would be coming for the second half of 2015. Also, it has been commented that for BUILD 2015, Microsoft will show more than Windows 10.
