It is time to get your Windows Insider testing plan updated and decide which devices will be in what rings as the development phase for Windows 10 (19H1) is winding down towards its release as the May 2019 Update next month. In other words, the Magic Window is approaching and it is time to make some decisions.
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Nearly four years after the initial release of Windows 10 in July 2015, Microsoft is implementing a significant change to their Windows as a Service (WaaS) approach to system and feature updates. The change returns a certain level of control to end users on when they install monthly cumulative updates and semi-annual feature updates. So far, the change seems well received across social media.
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After seeing the option show up in the Your Phone app in the last day or so, I was finally able to get it connected between one of my bare metal test devices and a Samsung Galaxy S9+. I am impressed with the speed and usability of this preview feature and have some extra screenshots in this update.
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It looks like a recent update for the Your Phone app on Windows 10 and Android is starting to show the new screen mirroring option to more users. However, there still seems to be some hardware restrictions preventing the app from working for everyone.
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In the absence of my Twitter account and the possibility that the simple automated sharing of various tech links is triggering Twitter’s algorithms and suspending my account, I have developed a new options for sharing links using Tumblr.
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