We're back with another exciting episode of the Windows Central Podcast, and this week Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden have news about Windows 10 build 18334 for Fast ring Insiders, plus the latest information on Microsoft's Build developer conference! They also go deep into the importance of product names — specifically 'Windows Lite' and why that may be a poor choice for the upcoming OS.
Outlook is receiving an emo makeover with a true dark mode, and Xbox Live is expanding its reach to more platforms. Check it out!
This episode of the Windows Central Podcast was recorded on February 8 2019.
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Links:
- Windows 10 build 18334 rolls out to Fast ring Insiders
- Microsoft announces Build developer conference for May 6 to 8
- Why 'Windows Lite' would be a bad name for Microsoft's upcoming OS
- Windows 10 Mail app finally gets real dark mode with the latest Release Preview update
- Microsoft wants to bring Xbox Live cross-platform gaming to Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, and more
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