YouTuber Nick Lee, from TENDIGI, has recently managed to install Microsoft Windows 95 on an Apple Watch. The experiment, though successful, is merely a gimmick, and totally impractical from a usability standpoint. With that said, there are some considerations to be made on how this video puts things in perspective, in reference to how far we along we have got, from the early beginning of consumer computing.

If we were going by common sense, instead of bias, there is a way to see what Microsoft is doing, that makes perfect sense from a consumer’s point of view, aside from the obvious profitability, which is “kind of necessary” to keep a company running.

The latest Windows 10 Preview Build 14332, to Windows Insiders in the fast ring, includes a few interesting hints on what we will find in future builds, including a built-in network speed test feature, which can be found by opening the Settings app, under Network & Internet > Status.

Tuesday April 26th, the Windows team has released Build 14332, to Windows Insiders in the fast ring. The new build comes with a laundry list of updates, new features, fixes, as well as a small number of bugs, unusually low for a package this hefty.