The other feature of this update that Microsoft has long highlighted is support for what it calls “Mixed Reality” headsets - and what the rest of the world calls augmented and virtual reality goggles.
Chances are we will see them in a future update, though. Sadly, neither the Timeline and “Pick Up Where I Left Off” features of the Microsoft Graph, nor some of the most advanced features of Story Remix will make it into this release. When Microsoft announced this update at its Build developer conference earlier this year, some of the more hyped features included an updated Microsoft Graph, with numerous features that would make moving between different machines easier, and Windows Story Remix, an application with lots of advanced 2D and 3D features for building video and photo stories. That’s a little bit later than some pundits expected but still well within Microsoft’s promised release window. Microsoft today announced that the Fall Creators Update, the next major release of Windows 10, will start rolling out to all users on October 17.
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