Windows 10 build 10108 includes some interesting UI changes

It'south been an interesting past few weeks for Windows Insiders as we have seen a lot of changes and improvements coming to Windows ten. We take seen changes from various leak version of the operating system and from official builds, such equally the case of Windows 10 build 10074, which included the new blur upshot in the Start carte du jour and new UI elements for Cortana. Nosotros even got a sneak peek of what is come cheers to Microsoft'southward Joe Belfiore demo during the Build conference.

Today is a new day and even though Microsoft hasn't released a new version of Windows 10 and technically there is not a new leak floating around the spider web. Plainly at that place a few people that managed to get their hands on Windows ten build 10108 (which is a partner build from winmain_prs channel) simply it's unlikely that this build volition be available for Windows Insiders.

Windows 10 build 10108 doesn't include major changes, only there are a few new UI tweaks and improvements since the last public preview Microsoft released on April 29.

Settings

The offset change can exist found in the Settings app. In build 10108, Microsoft is centering all content on the main page, and now at that place is a default greyness background colour. Earlier, all the icons were centered, only they were vertically aligned to the top.

In addition, in the Settings app and through the operating system, the software maker is updating how the pill toggle buttons look. In this unreleased build version of Windows 10, users will notice that when switching an choice to the On position the pill switch become a full background color using the Windows scheme color. Also, the element inside the switch is now small circle instead of a pill.

Start menu

The Outset carte is not getting many improvements with this build, but users will notice an updated 3D animation for the Live Tiles. Some users already have this on clean installs of 10074, and it may exist in A/B testing.

3D Builder app

In build 10108, Microsoft seems to have included the 3D Builder app, which is a Windows 8.1 app. Notwithstanding, it'south not clear if this is going to be a permanent inclusion or indeed Windows 10 will exist bundled with the app considering that not everyone will take a 3D printer when the operating organization launches.

Menus

Another change that is worth pointing out is Microsoft is finally updating the right-click contextual menus. Previously, we accept seen a white contextual in Windows 10, but up until now the new bill of fare was limited to the taskbar. Starting in build 10108, the new white contextual menu also appears when right-clicking on the desktop, on File Explorer, and pretty much throughout the operating system.

It's worth noting that the new white menus are adjustable menus too. This characteristic means that when using touch on and you press and agree to bring the contextual menu, items will appear more than spaced out for ameliorate "touchability". Then when using a keyboard and mouse all the elements in the card volition expect normal. (The image below is from Windows ten build 10074)

It seems that the Network menu UI will start taking the dark theme in the same way as the Action Center, like we have seen in previous builds.

Wrapping things up

As we get closer to the end of the development bike, we're going to start seeing less major changes actualization in the operating system and more fixes, refinements, and tweaks.

Microsoft plans to launch Windows 10 for desktop estimator later this summer, and at that place is still a lot of things that demand to go stock-still to make the operating system stable. Also, the company has previously confirmed that many features won't get in at launch, so users can expect new features are coming to Windows 10 after the official release.

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