Microsoft will launch the Windows 10 Creators Update in just a few days, but this doesn’t mean that Dona Sarkar’s Insider Team have taken any time off: The Redmond giant recently launched the first ever Windows 10 Redstone 3 build. Windows 10 Build 16170 for PC is now available to Insiders in the Fast Ring. As expected, this build doesn’t bring any important changes or new features. It is worth mentioning that build 16170, as well as the upcoming Redstone 3 builds, bring more bugs and other issues than usual.

Windows 10 is widely used to browse the internet, watch videos, write documents or other work-related tasks, and play games. But what about the audio enthusiasts? Windows 10’s re-sampling causes a lot of issues in apps without exclusive mode Well, it seems that Windows 10 doesn’t do so well in the high end audio department. A lot of home theater PC users complain about the way in which the OS is handling sample rates by default.

Storing data is as mundane a task as can be, partially due to the great options we have at our disposal in this day and age unlike ten years ago. No more complications with CDs and DVDs nor awful writing speeds, not to mention the sheer inconvenience of having to carry them around. Today, files are stored ten times more efficiently with USB flash drives: Just a small little piece of plastic sitting in your pocket that can house so much valuable information.

Microsoft has the Windows 10 19H2 build update scheduled for a November 2019 rollout. With the release month for Win 10 1909 fast approaching, the big M has released the 18363.418 update in October 2019. The software giant is rolling out the 18363.418 update to Windows Insiders in the Release Preview ring. Microsoft’s Senior Program Manager announced the Windows 10 18363.418 update on the company’s blog. There Mr. Le Blanc stated: Today, we have released 19H2 Build 18363.

Back in October, Skype released the preview version for Windows and almost two months later they launched the final version for Windows 7. What updates does this version bring? Well, it brings important changes in design and user interface that some users hate. In the preview version, many users complained that there was too much white space and that could become really annoying on large PC displays. Microsoft heard your call and in the final version, you can save up space by replacing user avatars with smaller icons and also size down the main chat window.

Microsoft is going to collaborate with Kano on a new project. This project is aimed at encouraging kids to build their own Windows tablet PCs and develop programming skills. Kids aged 6 and above will get a Kano PC kit that develops their interest in software coding, and specifically computers. The kit features various hardware components. Students can create their custom Windows 10 tablet by connecting the components included in the kit.

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Last week, Microsoft completely revamped its Windows 10 Photos App. Users can now draw directly on pictures with various tools, customize their photos to their liking, or save doodles and apply them directly to another photo later on. The Redmond giant also changed the app’s user interface. More specifically, the Photos App UI has a new coat of paint along with a new image and a fresh aspect that screams “clean”.

Adobe and Microsoft’s partnership involves the fact that the Adobe Experience Cloud is running on Microsoft Azure. The two companies have extended the availability of this cloud partnership to China’s enterprise customers as well. This will happen via an operator partnership with the 21Vianet cloud provider. The expansion towards China is the latest step in this strategic partnership between the two companies which began back in 2016 when Adobe’s services chose Azure as the preferred cloud platform.

Folks who have been using Microsoft Office apps for the longest while should know about Clipart. This feature has been around since the dawn of time, and it is all about allowing users to add images to their document or blog posts. Well, it won’t be around for much longer since good ole Microsoft decided to partner with Pickit, an image back that is designed to do the same thing as Clipart.