Windows 10 build 10147 leaks

There is no doubt that these days at Microsoft they have to be working at full speed to polish Windows 10, solving bugs and improving performance, in order to launch the operating system on the self-imposed date: Wednesday, July 29.

And build 10147, which was just leaked online, does nothing but confirm that to us The link to download it was published a couple of hours ago by the Russian leaker WZor, and many enthusiastic users have already been able to install and test it on their PCs. Thanks to them we know that this build, before To offer big changes, continue on the path of subtle adjustmentsLet's see what new features it includes.

You can now create desktop shortcuts to modern/universal apps

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• Notification Center is renamed Action Center, and adds 2 new buttons: one to quickly create a note in OneNote, and another to activate Do Not Disturb mode (also known as Quiet Hours)."

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• The list of applications now includes 2 shortcuts called Get Skype and Get Office, which point to download pages for each of these products (remember that while Skype will be integrated with several Windows 10 apps, users will still have the option to download the classic desktop app)."

• New default wallpaper, which is the same one included in build 10136 of Windows 10 Mobile.

• New icons for the Mail, Music, Calendar, and Movies & TV apps In addition, the live tiles for these apps change from color according to the accent color of the rest of the system (unlike Xbox or Edge tiles, which always keep their characteristic color).

• Project Spartan has finally been renamed to Microsoft Edge. Also dark mode is now available

New design for desktop context menus.

• You can choose between the Pro and Home versions at the time of installing the build (previously the only option available was the Pro version) .

• Windows 10 is starting to ask more insistently for a activation key during system installation.In the event that we do not enter a valid password, some customization options will be blocked, such as being able to change the wallpaper.

• New system icons, although in most cases they correspond to minor adjustments compared to the icons of the previous build. On this page you can see all the icons that have been updated.

• Microsoft Edge now lets you separate tabs in a window (or rejoin them) using drag and drop .

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• Many bug fixes and performance improvements. Everyone who has used this new build for a few hours says it feels much more mature>"

What do you think of these changes? Do you like the way Windows 10 is taking toward launch?