If you're a fan of what's next in regards to new app features, but aren't entirely committed to running pre-release builds of Windows on your main hardware to get them, we may have some good news for you. It appears Microsoft is working on a way that will allow users to preview app updates early without requiring the user to be running Insider builds.
Thurrott spotted that several inbox Windows 10 apps now have the option to preview new features, even if the user isn't part of the Insider Program. Senior Program Manager on the Windows Insider Team, Brandon LeBlanc, says this change will allow users to test app updates early on both Insider or retail versions of Windows 10.
Users will be able to opt-in to preview new app features on a per-app basis, even on retail builds of Windows 10. So for example, if Microsoft is testing new app features for Mail on an Insider build, users who aren't running Insider builds can opt-in to the app preview on a retail build and receive that same update. Pretty neat.
This should allow Microsoft to get more feedback on new features in testing from people who are interested in new features, but aren't able to run Insider builds. Microsoft says it will have more to share on this new "app preview" feature soon, so stay tuned for that.
Rainbow Six Siege and toxicity: Why censorship is not the solution
Over the past few years, the word "toxicity" has been thrown around when people want to dismiss groups they have no interest in hearing from. However, dismissing others has transformed into silencing them, which has had serious side effects.
Can't decide which AMD Radeon RX 6000 GPU to buy? We can help.
AMD has five new RX 6000 graphics cards that have been released or are set to release soon, and you might be wondering which one is going to be the best fit for your build.
China is slowing down NVIDIA's ARM acquisition
If you thought Brussels was NVIDIA's greatest obstacle to clearing its ARM acquisition, think again: China's slowing the process as well.
Prepare for your next trip with the best travel routers
If you're going on a trip, you need a portable travel router that not only provides a fast connection, but offers a few more uses as well. Here's the travel routers that will make dealing with Wi-Fi on your tip a breeze.