The second weekend of Halo Infinite testing has begun, with 343 Industries preparing to open 12 versus 12 Big Team Battle for the first time. The test is open to almost all Xbox and PC players.
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The second Halo Infinite Technical Preview has opened up to Insiders, giving players access to Social Arena playlists at certain times for testing out the multiplayer side of things.
Halo Insiders are getting two weekends of Halo Infinite soon as developer 343 Industries readies the next round of multiplayer testing. Big Team Battle and Arena are the flavors incoming.
343 Industries is launching another play test of Halo Infinite, and it lands later this month for PC and Xbox players. This one is enabling player versus player multiplayer from the start.
Halo Infinite is launching with completely free-to-play multiplayer, and 343 Industries is still tweaking the gameplay elements. The latest changes include bringing back legacy radar and more.
While some issues are still impacting the servers, the first ever Halo Infinite flight has gone live. The technical preview this weekend will begin with bot matches and end with Arena Slayer.
The bot-focused multiplayer technical preview of Halo Infinite will kick off the game's flighting this weekend. 343 Industries is rolling out flight invites to selected Halo Insiders already.
Bots will be the primary focus of the very first Halo Infinite technical preview that is coming up soon. Slayer matches across three maps will be available as Insiders go up against AI.
Alongside of a new build of Windows Server, Microsoft released a new Technical Preview of Project Honolulu today, which is version 1802. It contains a number of new features, and some known issues.
Microsoft has rolled out version 1701 of its System Center Configuration Manager on the Technical Preview branch. The update brings a variety of new features and improvements to the software.
Leaked screenshots from Windows 10 Mobile Build 10149 show off Microsoft Edge with the address bar finally moved to the bottom, a new flashlight quick action button, UI changes, and more
It's been one week since Microsoft rolled out its latest Windows 10 Insider Preview - and now that you've had some time to take it for a spin, we're eager to hear your thoughts on build 10122 so far.
Windows 10 Insider Preview build 10122 is now available to testers registered to the Fast ring. Despite the big version jump, the new build is mostly focused on performance and stability improvements.
New features are available in the Lumia Camera Beta app, including an updated design and selfie stick support - but these additions are only available for two handsets running the Windows 10 preview.
We've recently been looking at some recent unreleased Windows 10 builds, but now we also have a full changelog, which details numerous bug fixes and improvements under the hood.
Microsoft has released an update rollup for build 10074 of the Windows 10 Insider Preview and Windows Server Technical Preview, which includes a range of bug fixes for various issues.
Earlier today, Microsoft released a new preview of Windows Server, based on Build 10074 of Windows 10. For those who won't be installing this build, we have a gallery after the jump
Microsoft's Gabe Aul has confirmed that the next Windows 10 preview build for phones will support the Lumia 930 and Icon, "but it will take a little longer" before the new build is available.
A new version of Windows 10 - build 10074 - has been discovered on Microsoft's Windows Update servers - and this one carries an 'Insider Preview' watermark, rather than 'Technical Preview'.
Microsoft released the latest version of its Windows 10 Technical Preview for PCs a few days ago - how are you getting on with it? And what are your overall impressions of the new OS so far?
From PiPO boxes and Xbox updates, to Google-as-a-carrier, Microsoft money, OnePlus invites, Windows flagships and what happens when fanboys fight, it's our regular roundup of the week's top tech news.
In the next couple of weeks, many of you will get your hands on the Surface 3 and with Windows 10 all the rage, here's the question: should you install the Technical Preview on your new machine?
A Microsoft Support Engineer recently posted a list of build expiration dates. If you are having issues with license expiration notices, get an ISO and update to the latest build.
Microsoft's Aaron Butcher talks about some of the enhancements included in the new universal Maps app for Windows 10, as well as specific features and capabilities regarding the app for phones
Microsoft's Major Nelson has said that they will be bringing the Avatars app to Windows 10 and that they will share more about the app later this week; a screenshot was shared of the new application.
The May Xbox One update may finally allow for games to be streamed from the console to any Windows 10 PC, a feature first demoed by Phil Spencer back at the Windows 10 January Event.
The second Windows 10 preview for phones is coming today - two months after the first one was released. Are you planning to install the new build on your handset, or will you give it a miss?
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Microsoft has recently released Windows 10 build 10049 with Spartan for 'fast ring' Insiders, and with this new release you get the ability to test the Music and Video preview apps.
After revealing that it will soon bring its Windows 10 preview for phones to almost the entire Lumia range, Microsoft has now confirmed plans to make the preview available for non-Lumia devices too.
Microsoft has released the ISO files for the latest version of its Windows 10 Technical Preview, after build 10041 was pushed to Insiders on the 'Slow ring' for new updates earlier today.
Microsoft finally released a new Windows 10 preview build on Wednesday - almost eight weeks after the last one arrived. If you've installed build 10041, we'd love to hear what you think of it so far.
Microsoft's Gabe Aul has announced that the company has received one million pieces of feedback via the Feedback app, he hasn't revealed whether this also includes Windows 10 Tech Preview for Phones.
This month we've seen quite a few leaked images of new internal Windows 10 builds, and now we get a peek at build 10036, which unfortunately doesn't include the new Spartan web browser.
It's been almost seven weeks since Microsoft released its latest Windows 10 preview build. Should the company be rolling out new builds more quickly, or is it taking the right approach? Vote now!
Gabe Aul took to Twitter to answer an 'out of bounds' question on why the build talked about on Monday has not landed yet for insiders, and revealed that one bug is spoiling the party.
Microsoft has begun rolling out three new patches for users running the Technical Preview of Windows 10, addressing various issues, including security related problems with Internet Explorer.
The first build of the Windows 10 Technical Preview for Phones brought a variety of changes to the OS. One of these is a redesigned and cool stock calculator app for Windows 10 for phones.
Microsoft said recently that it would offer a tool to 'roll back' problematic installations of the Windows 10 Technical Preview for phones - and that tool is now available to download.
Microsoft has released the first Windows 10 Technical Preview for Windows phones, and for those of you who can't install the build yet, here's a quick rundown of what's new.
Gabe Aul just confirmed that Windows 10 technical preview for phones and small tablets will be available for insiders later on today though which devices are supported is still unknown.
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