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“#Your Windows 10 Taskbar Is About to Get News<\/a> and Weather”<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Microsoft knows what Windows 10\u2019s taskbar really needs: News and Weather. That My People icon didn\u2019t pan out, but surely all Windows users want one-click access to the latest news\u2014right?<\/p>\n

Microsoft is already testing this change in Insider builds of Windows 10. Starting January 6, 2021, with\u00a0Insider build 21286<\/a>, people testing unstable versions of Windows 10 will begin seeing the widget.<\/p>\n

It will app<\/a>ear to the left of your notification area (often, but incorrectly, called the \u201csystem tray.\u201d) It will show the current weather in your area\u2014right on the taskbar. If you click it, you\u2019ll see news headlines, more information about the weather, stock market movements, and sports scores. Microsoft calls it \u201can integrated feed of dynamic content such as news and weather that updates throughout the day.\u201d<\/p>\n

Of course, you can customize what you want to see in the feed, and you can hide this Weather and News widget, just like you can hide the My People widget today. All you have to do is right-click your taskbar and uncheck it.<\/p>\n

Microsoft is testing variations on this feature, so it may not look identical when it reaches your PC. Based on Microsoft\u2019s development schedule, we\u2019d expect to see this feature hit stable Windows 10 PCs with a big update scheduled for Fall 2021\u2014or, if Microsoft is really rushing, Spring 2021.<\/p>\n

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