MoreMicrosoft goes on with the development work for a new Windows 10 build, and even though we’re only a few weeks away from the introduction of a new Technical Preview, nobody knows the version number of this new release.
While some rumors suggested earlier this week that build 9913 could be the one to ship to users in late January, Microsoft’s Gabriel Aul said in a tweet that the next build number was yet to be decided on, as the company continues issuing daily builds until the January 21 event.
Now BuildFeed has confirmed that 9918 is the latest version included in the “awesome” branch, which, according to some clues rolled out by Gabriel Aul himself, could be the channel bringing us the January Technical Preview.
I'm looking forward to it, hope it lives up to the hype it is getting.
So do I.. I really can't wait to get my hands on a copy to test it out. And I for one hope that includes the new browser, Spartan, so we can kick the tires on that as well. If it works just like FF/Chrome and accepts most plugins then I'll use that over FF/Chrome.I'm looking forward to it, hope it lives up to the hype it is getting.
Jeff
Wonder if the 'shortly' part means within 24 hours!
Shortly better mean the night before. I mean the awesomeness is wearing off the longer it is not deployed. Even the mule loses its interest in the carrot the longer it is dangled in front of him.Wonder if the 'shortly' part means within 24 hours!
Wonder if the 'shortly' part means within 24 hours!
I hope so... I'm hoping the update comes on the 20th and the ISO comes out after the 21st, within 24 hours.
Jeff
looking forward to this release, hope that it is "Awesome"
Doing a clean install this time, far to slow doing an upgrade
No hurry please just clean the bugs and give more obvious options would suffice
