The features of the Windows 10 start menu
Microsoft announced Windows 10 yesterday during a media briefing in San Francisco and surprised the world with that name.
The company has uploaded video footage of the briefing to YouTube for everyone to see. One of the features of the new operating system that got demoed quite a bit during the briefing was the new start menu that the company plans to integrate into Windows 10.
As you may recall, Microsoft removed the start menu from Windows 8 and put a basic one back into the system when Windows 8.1 launched.
The Windows 10 start menu is not identical to the Windows 7 one. While both share similarities, there are also differences which this guide explores.
All information come from the recording of the event which you can watch below. The start menu demo begins at around 13:07 and the presentation of that part ends at about 17:00.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfveyXCsiA8
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