As of Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14367, we finally catch a glimpse of Microsoft’s plan to rid store-bought PCs of bloatware, in the form of “Refresh Windows”, a free tool provided by Microsoft, designed to perform a clean install of Windows 10, while eliminating all OEM software loaded by the manufacturer.

Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary Update seems to be well on its way, as Microsoft releases previews with longer lists of bug fixes and shorter lists of new features being implemented.

There is no two ways about it: Siri rocked the show at WWDC 2016, showing off the ability to recognize complex commands and parse phrases such as “Show me the files i worked on last week about the offsite”, as uttered by Apple’s Craig Federighi, on stage in San Francisco

the upcoming Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary Update, due this Summer, is bringing two important changes to Windows 10 users, that will affect the Windows Store, and how users will experience apps, whether they run on Windows 10, or other platforms, including Android.