Microsoft released win10 SDK preview (with download address) built-in Win10 Mobile simulator

Microsoft has fulfilled its promise to accelerate the launch of the Win10 SDK preview, bringing new APIs and more. The current Windows10 SDK Preview version is 10158, so the built-in Win10 Mobile simulator Build 10158.

The contents of the new APIs are as follows:

Windows.Devices.Perception.

Windows.Devices.Perception.Provider.

• Winsdows system is the API namespace for the two related settings. Providers APIs allow hardware vendors and OEMs to create computer-based UWP universal applications that extend depth, infrared and color imaging (and related metadata), and specify camera integration with Windows Hello biometrics. Windows.Devices.Perception contains a client API that allows UWP universal applications to access the color, depth, or infrared data of a computer camera.

Windows.Media.Capture.AdvancedPhotoCapture

Windows.Media.Media.AdvancedPhoto

• AdvancedCapturedPhoto and AdvancedPhoto* APIs are Windows10 new photo capture feature APIs that can be used in Enable HDR photo on the support device. If HDR is not supported on the device hardware, but VPS (Variable Photo Sequence) is supported, the API will use the algorithms provided by the platform to generate HDR photos.

Windows.Media.Import.PhotoImport

• The Windows Photo Import API in the Windows.Media.Import namespace is a brand new, modern, asynchronous WinRT API that can make Windows Store and Traditional applications import images and videos from portable devices, including smartphones, digital cameras, memory cards and other USB storage media, with a focus on ease of use and performance. One of the key features of the PhotoImport API is that it can run in the background, and even if your application is frozen/killed, the import process continues.

Types now converged

There are several rare types of interest here, but now they are merging, and we will continue to listen to developer comments and feedback.

Windows.Media.Capture.CameraCaptureUI

-Windows.Security.ExchangeActiveSyncProvisioning.EasClientDeviceInformation

Unless you are working on Windows 10 development, it looks like learning new Foreign language. However, if you are a developer, we recommend reading these new APIs. As Microsoft pointed out in the blog, developers need to migrate your project to the latest Win10 system version and the Win10 SDK for compilation.

Win10 SDK Preview Download: Click this link.