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Exciting news as we introduce the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.751 (KB5037874) to the Dev Channel. With this new release, we're enhancing the Windows 11 experience, bringing innovative features and fixes tailored for Dev Channel users eager to explore new functionalities gradually. Let's dive into the notable changes and improvements in this latest build.
Channel Update and Feature Enhancements
- Feature Rollouts: Dev Channel participants now have the opportunity to receive updates based on Windows 11, version 24H2 through an enablement package (Build 26120.xxxx).
- Turning ON New Features: Those keen on being the first to experience feature rollouts can activate the toggle via Settings > Windows Update, ensuring prompt access to the latest updates as they unfold.
Evolving Windows Features for Enhanced Productivity
- Copilot Evolution: Copilot evolves into an app experience pinned to the taskbar, offering users a traditional app setting with enhanced usability features like resizing, moving, and snapping windows. User feedback remains crucial in refining this experience.
- New Linked Devices Page: A new Linked devices page under Settings > Accounts simplifies managing PCs and Xbox consoles associated with your Microsoft account, exclusive to Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 users signed in with a Microsoft account.
Stability Enhancements and Fixes
- General Improvements: The update includes a set of general enhancements aimed at refining and enriching the overall user experience for Dev Channel insiders.
- Operational Fixes: Notable fixes include addressing issues with the WIN + W keyboard shortcut triggering the Widgets board and updating Country and Operator Settings Asset profiles for select mobile operators.
Introducing Suggested Replies in Phone Link for Android
- Enhanced Messaging Experience: Android users on the Phone Link app can now enjoy Suggested Replies, providing contextually relevant reply options for seamless and efficient messaging. This cloud-powered intelligent model feature streamlines the messaging experience by suggesting relevant reply bubbles for immediate selection.
Channel Navigation and Engagement
- Unique Insights: The Dev Channel acts as a discovery ground for innovative concepts and features, allowing for early feedback and potential integrations into future Windows releases based on user responses.
- Controlled Feature Rollouts: Feature releases in the Dev Channel are strategically rolled out to a subset of users before expanding, ensuring feedback-driven developments and a refined user experience.
In Conclusion
Exciting times lie ahead for Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel with the latest feature rollouts and refinements tailored to enhance the Windows 11 experience. Stay tuned for forthcoming updates and remember to provide feedback via the Feedback Hub for ongoing improvements.
Catch up with the full details and insights on the Windows Insider blog post to delve deeper into this release.
Cheers,
WindowsForum.com Editorial Team
Published Date: Fri, 31 May 2024 17:04:41 +0000
Exciting news as we introduce the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.751 (KB5037874) to the Dev Channel. With this new release, we're enhancing the Windows 11 experience, bringing innovative features and fixes tailored for Dev Channel users eager to explore new functionalities gradually. Let's dive into the notable changes and improvements in this latest build.
Channel Update and Feature Enhancements
- Feature Rollouts: Dev Channel participants now have the opportunity to receive updates based on Windows 11, version 24H2 through an enablement package (Build 26120.xxxx).
- Turning ON New Features: Those keen on being the first to experience feature rollouts can activate the toggle via Settings > Windows Update, ensuring prompt access to the latest updates as they unfold.
Evolving Windows Features for Enhanced Productivity
- Copilot Evolution: Copilot evolves into an app experience pinned to the taskbar, offering users a traditional app setting with enhanced usability features like resizing, moving, and snapping windows. User feedback remains crucial in refining this experience.
- New Linked Devices Page: A new Linked devices page under Settings > Accounts simplifies managing PCs and Xbox consoles associated with your Microsoft account, exclusive to Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 users signed in with a Microsoft account.
Stability Enhancements and Fixes
- General Improvements: The update includes a set of general enhancements aimed at refining and enriching the overall user experience for Dev Channel insiders.
- Operational Fixes: Notable fixes include addressing issues with the WIN + W keyboard shortcut triggering the Widgets board and updating Country and Operator Settings Asset profiles for select mobile operators.
Introducing Suggested Replies in Phone Link for Android
- Enhanced Messaging Experience: Android users on the Phone Link app can now enjoy Suggested Replies, providing contextually relevant reply options for seamless and efficient messaging. This cloud-powered intelligent model feature streamlines the messaging experience by suggesting relevant reply bubbles for immediate selection.
Channel Navigation and Engagement
- Unique Insights: The Dev Channel acts as a discovery ground for innovative concepts and features, allowing for early feedback and potential integrations into future Windows releases based on user responses.
- Controlled Feature Rollouts: Feature releases in the Dev Channel are strategically rolled out to a subset of users before expanding, ensuring feedback-driven developments and a refined user experience.
In Conclusion
Exciting times lie ahead for Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel with the latest feature rollouts and refinements tailored to enhance the Windows 11 experience. Stay tuned for forthcoming updates and remember to provide feedback via the Feedback Hub for ongoing improvements.
Catch up with the full details and insights on the Windows Insider blog post to delve deeper into this release.
Cheers,
WindowsForum.com Editorial Team
Published Date: Fri, 31 May 2024 17:04:41 +0000
