“ Microsoft MSFT -0.17% Monday” takes a look back at the past week of news related to Microsoft. This week, “Microsoft Monday” includes details about changes to the Start menu in the Windows 10 “Anniversary” update, Windows 10 becoming the most popular OS with Steam users, a paid premium version of Outlook, the release of Calendar Apps for Outlook on iOS and Android, Cloud App Security becoming generally available, Microsoft Edge pausing unnecessary Flash content and more.
Microsoft Is Changing The Start Menu In The Windows 10 “Anniversary” Update New Windows Start Menu / Photo Credit: Microsoft Microsoft is making some changes to the Start menu in the “Anniversary” update of Windows 10, which will be released this summer . The new Start menu makes apps stand out more. The new Start menu also has an All Apps menu and the Settings and Account features are hidden.
Forbes contributor Antony Leather has reported that Windows 10 is “now top of the list in Valve’s latest Steam Hardware Survey.” Valve uses the Steam gaming platform to collect hardware data from its users. Below is the data collected from Steam as of March 2016: Steam Hardware Survey / Photo Credit: Valve You will notice that the 64-bit version of Windows 10 has surpassed the 64-bit version of Windows 7. The 64-bit version of Windows 10 is slightly under 37%, which is up 2.96% from the month before. During the same period, the 64-bit version of Windows 7 dropped 1.22%. As a whole, Microsoft accounts for about 95% of Steam users.
Microsoft Is Testing A $3.99/Month Version Of Outlook
Microsoft is currently testing a new ad-free premium version of Outlook that allows you to create five personalized email addresses with a custom domain name, according to TNW . The custom domain name fee […]
