Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 Preview build also adds a new Outlook for Windows app as the free default mail app. If you’re running the test build, you’ll see this as a new app icon on the Start menu. If you have the former mail app pinned to the taskbar, the new icon will replace it. Microsoft is still devoting resources to adding new features to Windows 10, as revealed in the latest Release Preview build (19045.5435) for Insiders. One of the new features outlined in the latest build is a retooled Calendar experience in the toolbar. However, The timing is also interesting because Windows 10 is on track to be retired by Microsoft this year, as it pertains to ongoing support. Do you think that people should have a choice choosing either windows 10 or 11 ?

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