More new leaks about the coming Windows 10 CShell, or composable shell, provide clues about the company's more unified future for Windows 10 across devices.

Developers can use CShell alongside Visual Studio. Buhler said that it’s more lightweight, so users don’t need to start up Visual Studio every time they wish to test something, but CShell is ...

CShell - the adaptive user interface that Microsoft is developing to run across all Windows 10 devices - includes Start screen and Action Center changes, and improvements to the Continuum experience.

That's why the company is developing CShell, a new version of the Windows Shell that can adapt to screen sizes of all types, as well as unify the overall experience.

A report today revealed that Microsoft is actively testing new mobile hardware and software. We've added to that with details from our own sources, including where the 'feature2' dev branch fits in.

With CShell, Windows 10 phones will be able to make use of extra large tiles and have context menus (right-click or tap and hold) with the exact same options as desktops and tablets.

A couple of weeks ago, we posted exclusive images of Microsoft’s new 'composable shell,' a.k.a., 'CShell,' for Windows Mobile. Today, we're wondering what the Windows Central community ...