The Windows 10 taskbar is about to get more personalized. On Wednesday, Microsoft is rolling out a feature to Windows Insiders called news and interests, offering quick access to a feed of content ...

Back in January, Microsoft rolled out a Windows Insider update that included some big changes to the taskbar. The changes include a new weather readout next to the system tray that, when hovered ...

Microsoft has released a new preview of a future Windows 10 taskbar that shows how it plans to display news and weather in the task bar.

The tool creates a shortcut on the taskbar that allows you to check the weather, as well as catch up on the latest news, sports scores and stock prices.

At-a-glance weather and news is coming to the taskbar on Windows 10 starting today for Windows Insiders.

Microsoft will soon roll out its ‘news and interests’ widget to Windows 10 users, which adds a small ‘weather’ element to the taskbar. If you click on it, it’ll expand to show a Windows ...

Task View is a new Windows 10 feature that lets you see and use virtual desktops. The Task View button is a small button on the taskbar that lets you quickly access these desktops.

Microsoft's new "news and interests" addition to the Windows 10 taskbar is part of Windows Insider Build 21286, which may offer the first glimpse into the "Sun Valley" redesign.

Dealing with unresponsive apps much? Stop digging through Task Manager and get back to work (or play) faster simply by changing this setting.

The News and Interests bar is just one way the company hopes to achieve that vision – when the feature rolls out, Windows 10 customers will start to notice a new weather widget on their taskbar.

Microsoft is making a big change to its Windows 10 taskbar with a new widget. It will show weather and news information, so Windows 10 users can glance at headlines and weather forecasts.

If you happen to want a busier taskbar, then you’re in luck because Microsoft is adding a news and interests icon, or is it called a widget, to the Windows 10 taskbar. We’re sticking with widget.