It's a little strange that there has to be a maximum at all, much less one that seems to stick to multiple numbers reminiscent of byte sizes. If somehow 512 tiles wasn't a good enough maximum for you, you'll be happy to know that the number has been boosted to 2048. Start is one of the areas that has seen an improvement. There's a fair bit of tweaking that's been done as well, notably to improve the customization capabilities of the OS. This one is build 10547 and Microsoft notes that many bugs have been patched up since 10532. For those that would like to be involved in Microsoft's Preview builds, be sure to sign up for the Windows Insider program.For those using the Fast ring in Windows 10, a brand-new build awaits. Windows 10 is now available as a free update for those running a valid copy of Windows 7, 8 and 8.1. For those interested in enabling the feature, be sure to enable it by going to Settings > Personalization > Lock screen > Background. But, it looks like Microsoft has reintroduced the feature with the latest Insider build. While Spotlight is nothing new, Pro users lost the feature in an earlier build. The lockscreen can also unobtrusively suggest Windows 10 applications and other applications from the Windows Store based on your activity. Beyond being greeted with a new image daily, the Spotlight lockscreen learns from your likes when you rate the daily images. The lockscreen for Windows looks similar to what you currently find on Windows Phone and Bing, but adds a couple interesting tidbits. Windows Spotlight was introduced in April at Build and was touted as a personalized lockscreen. While build 10547 made some improvements and changes, it looks like Pro users are getting an added feature, Spotlight. If you are a Windows Insider that is on the 'fast' ring, chances are you downloaded the latest build of Windows 10 that was released this Friday.
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