We're back with another Windows 10 Insider Preview build video walkthrough. This time, we're taking a look at build 18277 which is one of the first 19H1 builds to feature a couple of noteworthy new features.
In this build video, we take a look at the new quick actions customization feature, in addition to the new brightness slider that replaces the brightness quick action in the Action Center. We also take a look at improvements coming to Windows Search, Focus Assist, and more. There's a few things to unpack in this one.
There's also hints at upcoming features, including a web-based Timeline, Cloud Clipboard syncing across phones, and more.
19H1 development has only really just started, so we're expecting more builds in the near future to show up with even more new features and changes. As always, we'll be back with future build videos showcasing those features when they do. In the meantime, what are you looking forward to in Windows 10 19H1 so far?
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