New and (potentially) improved screenshot tool And it could lead to some crazy-looking dual-screen laptops soon. I have a non-touch Windows desktop, so the SwiftKey keyboard coming to Windows doesn't make my own personal list, but it's probably tops for touchscreen Windows users. It doesn't effect Edge, however, which has its own dark mode setting. Head to Settings > Personalization > Colors, scroll to the bottom and for Choose your default app mode, choose Dark. You can turn Microsoft's apps including File Explorer, Settings and the App Store black.

Similar to dark mode with the upcoming MacOS Mojave, Windows 10 gets its own dark mode with Windows 10 October 2018 Update. To enable clipboard history and sync, go to Settings > System > Clipboard and toggle on Clipboard history and Sync across devices. Hit the Windows key and the V key to see your clipboard history, where you can paste any of the items or pin them or delete them. I'm not sure how useful the sync feature will end up being, but clipboard history is fantastic right off the bat. Second, you can sync your clipboard across your other Windows devices. First, it can now save your cut and copied items so you can access more than just the most recent. That's because Windows 10 October 2018 Update supercharges the clipboard in two important ways. In addition to Ctrl-X, Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V, you will need to work Windows key + V into your worklfow.

With Windows 10 October 2018 Update, you will want to learn a fourth keyboard shortcut for your cutting, copying and pasting needs.

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