What’s new in Windows 10 Build 10080 for phones?
Yesterday Microsoft released build 10080 of Windows 10 for phones (Windows 10 Mobile) for Windows Insiders to try and this release includes a number of new features. The main changes seem to be the introduction of preview apps already seen on the desktop build. There are Office apps: Word, Excel and Powerpoint as well as new music and videos preview apps. The Windows Store is also the same app as the desktop version with options to purchase TV and movies directly from the app. WP_20150514_18_21_25_Pro After upgrading my phone from the previous build I found the test Lumia 630 very slow and many of the apps didn't work (due to being installed on an SD card) so after a quick factory reset I got my apps back up and running and recorded this video walkthrough showing some of the new features. In this video I talk a look at Word, Excel, Video Preview, Music Preview and the new Windows Store app. I did forgot to show off the new Xbox app which again is a universal app, maybe I will show that off the next time I look at Windows 10.
Yesterday Microsoft released build 10080 of Windows 10 for phones (Windows 10 Mobile) for Windows Insiders to try and this release includes a number of new features. The main changes seem to be the introduction of preview apps already seen on the desktop build. There are Office apps: Word, Excel and Powerpoint as well as new music and videos preview apps. The Windows Store is also the same app as the desktop version with options to purchase TV and movies directly from the app. WP_20150514_18_21_25_Pro After upgrading my phone from the previous build I found the test Lumia 630 very slow and many of the apps didn't work (due to being installed on an SD card) so after a quick factory reset I got my apps back up and running and recorded this video walkthrough showing some of the new features. In this video I talk a look at Word, Excel, Video Preview, Music Preview and the new Windows Store app. I did forgot to show off the new Xbox app which again is a universal app, maybe I will show that off the next time I look at Windows 10.