windows 10 October update 2018|| windows 10 feature
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windows 10 October update
1:See photos from your Android phone on your PC
In the October 2018 update, use the Your Phone app to see the 25 most recent photos from your Android phone.
Drag a photo from the Your Phone app to an email, an Office document, or another place.
Right-click a photo to copy or share it.
2:Send an Android text message from your PC
In the October 2018 update, use the Your Phone app to view and send Android text messages from your computer.
No need to take your mobile phone out of your pocket
3:Bring the Microsoft experience to your phone
Open the Google Play Store app on your Android phone, type "Microsoft Launcher" in the search box, and then install it.
Once Microsoft Launcher is installed, you can get beautiful
wallpapers that refresh daily, sync your Office docs and calendar, and more.
4:Search the web and your phone from one place
With Microsoft Launcher, you can use the search bar at the top of your Home screen to find files, apps, and web results on both your phone and PC.
Get Microsoft Launcher in the Google Play Store app on your Android phone.
5:Paste from your cloud clipboard
In the October 2018 Update, use the cloud-based clipboard to copy and paste images and text from one PC to another.
Select the Start button, then select Settings -System - Clipboard , and then use the toggles to turn on both Clipboard history and Sync across devices.
6:Make things on your screen larger
Magnifier enlarges part or all of your screen, helping make words and images easier to see.
To start Magnifier quickly, press the Windows logo key + Plus sign (+).
7:Use Snip & Sketch to capture, mark up, and share images
screen sketch is now called Snip & Sketch.
Open Snip & Sketch to take a snip of what’s on your screen or to mark up and share a previous image.
To quickly take a snip, press the Windows logo key + Shift + S. You'll see your screen darken and your cursor displayed as a cross.
Choose a point at the edge of the area you want to copy and left-click the cursor. Move your cursor to highlight the area you want to capture.
The area you capture will appear on your screen.
The image you snipped is saved to your clipboard, ready for pasting into an email or document.
If you want to edit the image, select the notification that appears after you’ve made your snip.
Snip & Sketch offers options to save, copy, or share and includes a pen, highlighter, and an eraser, all with variable line widths.
8:Give apps a sleek new look
Make your apps stand out by switching to Dark mode.
1:See photos from your Android phone on your PC
In the October 2018 update, use the Your Phone app to see the 25 most recent photos from your Android phone.
Drag a photo from the Your Phone app to an email, an Office document, or another place.
Right-click a photo to copy or share it.
2:Send an Android text message from your PC
In the October 2018 update, use the Your Phone app to view and send Android text messages from your computer.
No need to take your mobile phone out of your pocket
3:Bring the Microsoft experience to your phone
Open the Google Play Store app on your Android phone, type "Microsoft Launcher" in the search box, and then install it.
Once Microsoft Launcher is installed, you can get beautiful
wallpapers that refresh daily, sync your Office docs and calendar, and more.
4:Search the web and your phone from one place
With Microsoft Launcher, you can use the search bar at the top of your Home screen to find files, apps, and web results on both your phone and PC.
Get Microsoft Launcher in the Google Play Store app on your Android phone.
5:Paste from your cloud clipboard
In the October 2018 Update, use the cloud-based clipboard to copy and paste images and text from one PC to another.
Select the Start button, then select Settings -System - Clipboard , and then use the toggles to turn on both Clipboard history and Sync across devices.
6:Make things on your screen larger
Magnifier enlarges part or all of your screen, helping make words and images easier to see.
To start Magnifier quickly, press the Windows logo key + Plus sign (+).
7:Use Snip & Sketch to capture, mark up, and share images
screen sketch is now called Snip & Sketch.
Open Snip & Sketch to take a snip of what’s on your screen or to mark up and share a previous image.
To quickly take a snip, press the Windows logo key + Shift + S. You'll see your screen darken and your cursor displayed as a cross.
Choose a point at the edge of the area you want to copy and left-click the cursor. Move your cursor to highlight the area you want to capture.
The area you capture will appear on your screen.
The image you snipped is saved to your clipboard, ready for pasting into an email or document.
If you want to edit the image, select the notification that appears after you’ve made your snip.
Snip & Sketch offers options to save, copy, or share and includes a pen, highlighter, and an eraser, all with variable line widths.
8:Give apps a sleek new look
Make your apps stand out by switching to Dark mode.