What's New in Windows 10 Home

1. What's New in Windows 10 Home Understanding what’s new in Windows 10 Home can help you make an informed decision about whether this particular version of windows 10 pro is right for you. If you’re looking to upgrade from Windows 7 or 8, or if you just want to see what all the fuss over this new operating system is about, read on! We’ll cover everything from what’s been added in the Anniversary Update to how it looks and feels on your everyday laptop and PC, as well as the best ways to learn about and get started with the operating system if you haven’t yet tried it out. Universal Apps While app selection may still be limited, Universal Apps is a game changer. When you buy windows 10, the new feature allows you to install apps that work across multiple devices; for example, you can buy Candy Crush Saga on your smartphone and continue where you left off when you're at home. Universal Apps are also able to access system settings like volume and brightness via Cortana, which is handy if you have your hands full with groceries or luggage. Cortana – Your Personal Assistant If you’re looking for your next computer, whether that’s for work or play, it’s worth taking a close look at windows pro. You may not have noticed it yet, but Microsoft has been adding some new features to its latest OS that take advantage of cutting-edge technology. The most important is Cortana: An incredibly useful personal assistant available on every device running Windows 10. She can do everything from schedule meetings to track flights and send texts—and she uses artificial intelligence (AI) to improve with use. OneDrive – Easy Access to All Your Files It’s easy to forget your computer at home, but it’s not so easy to forget everything you’ve saved on it. Luckily, we have OneDrive. With it, you can access all your stuff from any device with an internet connection, whether that’s your phone or another computer. That way you can always pick up where you left off and get right back to work on your home PC no matter where life takes you—at least until it runs out of power. We have OneDrive for Business too if you prefer a different flavor of Microsoft cloud storage! Windows Hello – Login Effortlessly In previous versions of Windows, if you wanted to log into your computer with a password or PIN, you had to physically type it in. This was an obvious security risk—all someone had to do was glance over your shoulder and they could gain access to all of your files. Hello eliminates that risk by allowing users to sign into their computers without even typing a password. All they have to do is look at their PC and it will automatically recognize them. Plus, Hello is easier on your eyes because it takes advantage of new hardware sensors (the camera and light sensor) found on many PCs today that can measure not only how you’re positioned but also how much light is in your environment.

2. Microsoft Edge – Easily Get from Browsing to Watching Microsoft Edge can also keep track of where you are as you move from one page to another. The feature is great for when you’re exploring a new website and find something that interests you. In previous versions of Microsoft Edge, all your tabs would close after leaving one page—unless they were pinned to your favorites bar—and then it was back to square one if you wanted to start over somewhere else. Now, when browsing on a single tab, click on any link on a different page within Microsoft Edge and it will open that second web page without closing what you’re currently looking at first. You’ll be able to get from browsing to watching videos (or reading articles) as quickly as possible using nothing but your computer's trackpad or mouse!