1. Your old Start Button is back
Windows 8.1 users will rejoice! They do not have to stick on with default start button in windows 8.1, which actually is not a major improvement, clicking the button will only take you to giant metro start screen. Of course, this absence of an effective start button was very condemned by Windows users when Windows 8 and 8.1 were released.
In windows 10, however, start button is back and you may feel nostalgic, as it brings you back to the superb UI of Windows 7. It’s a great feature, and you should try that out.
2. A new web browser and CORTANA
Yes, you heard that right. Internet explorer – the browser you would love to hate – is going to have a new lease of life and a huge transformation to new and powerful and fast browser under the codename Project Spartan. Time is to tell, whether we’d love to hate it or love it.
Cortana is coming to windows 10. Cortana is by far the most intelligent personal assistant when compared with its competitors such as Siri, S-Voice and Google Now. We too have used cortana and we were impressed. Now, the best thing is Cortana will not only be your personal assistant, It will act as full fledged desktop assistant and will help you every time you stumble upon something.
It will learn all the desktop related functions like browsing, opening a file, closing a window, copy, paste and all the activities that one can do in windows. You should try this awesome feature in the technical preview.
3. Multiple Desktops
Have you ever used Mac Os X? Then you have noticed the multiple desktop features there. Even Ubuntu Linux, Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux will switch between work-spaces when you hit Ctrl+ Alt + (Any Arrow Key)! It’s not your regular alt+tab in windows, it is more powerful and will provide you a clean desktop to work with, keeping your old data, opened apps, software in another works pace. It’s cool and productive at the same time.
Windows 10 brings multiple desktop feature! Or, in other words, it can be called an alternative of “Workspace Switcher” .
You see that black square box with a “+” symbol at the center . Hit that to create a new workspace. It will be like a new clean desktop, and your opened data and apps will be pushed to an old workspace and obviously you can switch back and forth.
