Windows 10 version 2004 is finally here

• Today's the day. And ... nothing is going to change, really.
• There is some new Cortana app info for the now standalone productivity aide
• And what about new features? Anything worth discussing?
• Meanwhile: What does Windows 10 usage share look like on the eve of 2004's launch?
• And it's almost time to ramp up the Windows 10 21H1 testing!
• Related: Windows 10 on ARM can now be installed virtually, but only on Windows 10 on ARM.
• Related: Source code for NT 3.5 and OG Xbox leaks
• Extension sync finally comes to Microsoft Edge. History sync is "this summer," and open tab sync is unclear.
• Why is Microsoft still pushing proprietary dev solutions for Windows apps?
• And on that note, This is what Microsoft said about PWAs at Build
• .NET MAUI is the future of Xamarin.Forms. But is it the real future for Windows dev?

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