Microsoft released its First Windows 10 Technical Review just
three weeks ago, and the software maker is now ready to issue a fresh
update. If you’re already testing Windows 10, then a new preview build
(9860) is available from the update and recovery section of PC Settings.
While the initial release included a new Start menu, virtual desktops,
new snap views, and an overall focus on the desktop, the latest test
build refines a few features as Microsoft continues to develop Windows
10. Microsoft says it has made nearly 7,000 changes to this latest
Windows 10 Technical Preview.
Action Center
(Notification Center) is a new addition in build 9860, available in the
system tray. We got an early look at Action Center thanks to a video leak in September
and it looks very similar in today’s latest Windows 10 Technical
Preview. The Windows 10 Action Center collects toast and alerts from
traditional Windows applications and system notifications, alongside
those generated from Windows 8-style apps. Toast and notifications are
then grouped in the Action Center by app and time. The Action Center in
Windows 10 lacks any actionable notifications right now, meaning you
can’t reply to messages within the feature itself. That could change by
the time Windows 10 ships next year, especially as Microsoft works to
tweak the user interface more and more.
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