14 DAY TRIAL // Many users online have already got the chance to test drive the new Windows Blue thanks to a leaked build, but here’s a video showing all changes for those of you who want to wait for the stable release.
As we’ve already told you, Windows Blue will pack lots of improvements, some of which are aimed at the Start Screen and the included configuration options.
In addition, the Blue upgrade is very likely to bring Internet Explorer 11, the next build of Microsoft’s in-house browser that’ll also feature new options and an improved engine.
If we are to trust unofficial sources, Blue is expected to hit the market sometime this summer, while a public beta should see daylight in June. As always, take all of these with a grain of salt until Microsoft releases a statement on the Blue upgrade.