Microsoft has released the latest Windows 10 , which may be the one users will eventually receive in the next update to the operating system.
The beta version 17.763 for the upcoming October update (Redstone 5) has been released to the public for the necessary testing and as reported, there are no new introductions in terms of functionality so far, just some minor changes and adjustments to the operating system.
These adjustments include bug fixes for scaling items across different displays from certain Bluetooth devices, as well as solutions for cases of increased battery usage on laptops when using certain applications (OneNote is mentioned as an example here). Also, to the surprise of users, the snipping tool may be removed but the ability to take screenshots of our screen may be included in another application of the operating system.
The most interesting statement about the upcoming update comes from the head of the Windows Insider, Dona Sarkar: “The version watermark in the lower right corner of the desktop no longer exists in this build. This doesn’t mean we’re done...” In this way, Dona points out that this build is not the final product.
However, it seems that the bulk of the work on the major update is already complete, aside from some final improvements that may come from people testing this version. This means that the October update could reach our computers as early as early next month.
