Friday, 13 February 2015
How To Install Windows 10 Technical Preview On Your Lumia Devices
Microsoft today realeased Windows 10 Technical Preview for a some of its latest lumia devices - Lumia 630, Lumia 635, Lumia 636, Lumia 638, Lumia 730, and the Lumia 830.
Before experimenting with the Windows 10 technical preview read faq on the Windows insider site http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-faq-right-for-me-phone
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Here's how to get Windows 10 Technical preview for your Lumia devices.
- To get started you will need to Download the Windows Insider App from Windows Phone store
- Launch the app and login with your Microsoft account. Make sure you are enrolled in the Insider program. Visit insider.windows.com to enroll.
- Choose between Insider Slow or fast. You can opt for Insider Slow' option if you wish to get reliable and slower updates or you can opt for 'Insider Fast' if you want to get the latest updates.
- Accept the terms of the Insider program. Note that you may void your device's warranty by doing so.
- Hit Check mark
- Go to settings > Phone update > Check for updates > Update
- Your Lumia device will start downloading the Windows 10 preview update.
Here's what new in the Windows 10 Technical preview for Phone
- Full-size Background Image for Start: We believe phones should be intensely personal – so we’ve added another option to customize the start screen with a full-size background image.
- More Quick Actions in Action Center: We’ve increased the number of quick actions available to you. Windows Phone 8.1 has four programmable quick actions – but with Windows 10 you also get an expanded view that can now have up to three rows.
- Interactive Notifications: Notifications are now interactive, allowing you to take action directly like dismissing an alarm, or seeing images for maps. For example, for text messages, when the toast pops, you can quickly reply inline via text or voice.
- Significantly enhanced speech-to-text capability: You can talk to virtually any data field you choose. Your words show up as you speak them – and punctuation appears automatically. This feature is smart enough to understand when to use ‘two’ – the number — instead of ‘too’ as in ‘also’.
- More powerful Photos app: From your very first launch, Photos will show the aggregated set of all your local photos and all your OneDrive photos
Check out the first look video by Microsoft's Joe Belfore demonstrating some of the new features that comes with Windows 10 for Phone -