If you use Windows 10 you'll probably be aware that the days of having to buy or install new upgraded versions of your operating system every couple of years are finally over. There will be no Windows 11. Version 10 will eventually be known simply as Windows, and it'll keep updating itself automatically to bring you new features as well as bug fixes and security patches.

To mark the first anniversary (ish) of Windows 10's release, the latest update (known as build number 1607) includes a heap of new features. This is especially true for Cortana and the Edge browser.

If you want to find out more about what's new in build 1607, and how to ensure you've got it, here's a good explanation.

If you don't yet have build 1607, just wait. As long as you haven't disabled automatic updates, it should come to your computer shortly.  Read More