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It's a ministart. I'll admit, they did a nice job to integrate future apps into the old desktop, but there's some things that just need a boot from the OS. It's not 1995 anymore.  

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Now this I like and makes a hella lot more sense.  At least on the desktop version, mobiles should obviously just have the full screen tiles as before.  Best of both worlds.  Can finally re-arrange the f'ing start menu again without having to use the file manager (or menu replacement) to do it.. organizing 8's menu was just awful.

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That start menu seems a bit like walking backwards into the future, but whatever, doesn't affect me anyway as I'm pretty sure I can use the start screen and task bar as before.

What is IoT though ?

Internet of things

Microphone capabilities being shown.

Directional recording

Surround sound recording

So no free desktop windows (with bing) as rumored then?

Maybe that will be unveiled later, or the with bing was a feature beta lab.

Virtual buttons

Changeable shells, so you can change your phone's color.

Dual SIM has two tiles for phone and sms.

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i wonder why that start menu item is not in the version of the update that was released via windows update a few weeks ago :D well i suppose we will all see it next week anyway.

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