Top New Windows 10 Features

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  1. Start Menu Returns. It's what Windows 8 detractors have been clamoring for, and Microsoft has finally brought back the Start Menu. ...
  2. Cortana on Desktop. Being lazy just got a lot easier. ...
  3. Xbox App. ...
  4. Project Spartan Browser. ...
  5. Improved Multitasking. ...
  6. Universal Apps. ...
  7. Office Apps Get Touch Support. ...
  8. Continuum.

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