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Windows 10 build 10135 screenshots have leaked, showcase small improvements

Hammad Saleem Hammad Saleem
August 19, 2019
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Windows 10 10134 build for desktop leaks

Windows 10 for desktop is already available in preview form for users enrolled in the Windows Insiders program. Earlier today, Wzor leaked some screenshots of the new Windows 10 build 10135 for desktop.  Judging from the screenshots, it seems some minor changes have been made. It seems the build is being tested internally, and is not yet available to Windows Insiders. But, don’t lose hope, Microsoft may release the 10134 build in the coming days.

Microsoft Windows 10 is set to launch on July 29th for desktop followed by Windows 10 Mobile. Microsoft didn’t give out an exact availability date for the mobile version of the operating system, but the desktop version will be available in over 190 countries in July.

Here are some of the leaked screenshots:

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