Here’s the translation to American English:
Microsoft has released the new version of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5761 (KB5064093) for users in the Dev channel, marking a significant advancement in the user experience of the operating system. This update is designed to be rolled out gradually and is available to those who have enabled updates through the Windows Update settings.
One of the most notable features is the ability to resume applications from an Android phone to a PC running Windows 11. Users will be able to continue listening to music or episodes of their favorite shows on Spotify right where they left off on their mobile device. When starting a track in the Spotify app on the phone, an alert will appear in the PC’s taskbar, allowing for a seamless transition between devices.
Additionally, the battery iconography on the lock screen has been improved, making it easier for users to check the device’s charging status at a glance. There have also been enhancements to the shortcut access to settings within the Settings app, along with new keyboard shortcuts that promise to optimize navigation.
The update not only focuses on new features but also addresses various performance issues, such as optimizing application list loading and improving the functionality of Windows Hello, which provides faster and smoother access to devices. However, there are reports of issues with certain features, like some Recall functionalities and the Shared section in File Explorer.
Microsoft encourages app developers to integrate cross-resumption functionality into their programs, which would allow users to continue their tasks without interruptions. The company clarifies that this update is part of a gradual release strategy, and the new features may not be immediately available to all users.
In this testing context, it’s possible that some features may vary or not be present in the final versions of Windows 11, depending on the feedback received from users participating in the Insider program.
via: MiMub in Spanish