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Video: Hands on with Windows 10 build 10056, showcasing the new UI and more

Zac Bowden Zac Bowden
August 18, 2019
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Windows 10

Windows 10, up until the latest leak, wasn’t the prettiest of operating systems. Build 10056 helps with the overall UI of Windows 10, making it a lot more modern and up to date with other operating systems. Windows 10 build 10056 leaked earlier today and includes an updated UI, a couple new apps and more.

As per usual, WinBeta has placed their hands all over the new build to showcase all the latest changes. You can give the video a play below.

Windows 10 build 10056 was a leaked build, meaning it isn’t being pushed to Windows Insiders who are still on 10049. Microsoft is planning to release a release candidate build of Windows 10 at its annual BUILD event later this month, which will be feature complete.

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