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Video: A look at Windows 10 for phones build 10069 showcasing new features

Zac Bowden Zac Bowden
August 13, 2020
1 min read

Windows 10

A new build of Windows 10 for phones isn’t coming until next week, but if you’re a developer running the latest version of Visual Studio, you have access to build 10069 of Windows 10 for phones to play with in the emulator.

Build 10069 includes a few changes, including the improved Start Screen with tiles which are far closer together. The build also includes a few new built in apps like Contact Support and Get Started. There’s also a couple new settings such as transparency adjustment.

Make sure you give the video a watch above and let us know what you think of this build in the comments section below.

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