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Swipe to transition from a tiny to a big taskbar for easier touch interactions and back again for more screen space.

Microsoft has announced Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22563 for the Dev channel, and the most significant change is the introduction of a new tablet-optimized taskbar. There’s also the regular slew of smaller updates and tweaks that give us a glimpse into the future of Windows 11.

It used to be we’d get a new Dev Channel Insider build of Windows 11 every Wednesday, but that’s no longer guaranteed to be the case. Insiders had to wait a full two-weeks before Build 22557 finally rolled out, although there were few complaints about the delay in the end as it was one of the most exciting, feature-packed releases. New additions included the addition of folders in the pinned apps area of Start, live captions, a new Focus experience, Quick Access improvements in File Explorer...

Microsoft has released Build 22563 today to Insiders flighting the Windows 11 Dev channel. It brings the recently leaked Tablet-mode Taskbar, some group policy changes for Windows Update, and more.

Microsoft has revealed in a blog post that the new update will mirror the same requirements Microsoft added with Windows 11 Home in 2021.

Microsoft has revealed in a blog post that the new update will mirror the same requirements Microsoft added with Windows 11 Home in 2021.

In many ways, Windows 11 is a great-looking operating system, but the new design overhaul comes at the cost of functionalities. Out of the box, there is a lot to complain about Windows 11, especially if you’re a power user and you rely on features like taskbar drag and drop or folder previews in File […]

Microsoft has released Preview Build 22557 to the Dev Channel on the Windows 11 Insider Program. The update brings numerous changes and improvements to Windows 11, including new touch gestures, File Explorer revisions and the rumoured updated Task Manager. Preview Build 22557 is available to download now but not on ARM64 PCs.

Windows 11 Pro is going to require users to create and log into a Microsoft account in the future if they want to complete the installation process.

Microsoft announces new capabilities for its file manager