On June 24, Microsoft hosted an event called "What's Next for Windows," revealing the upcoming operating system, Windows 11.
As you probably heard, Windows 11 is set to launch on October 5, 2021. Microsoft announced the release date in its corporate blog.
Key features of Windows 11
- Fresh new design and new sounds.
- Start menu now centered on the screen. Utilizing the cloud and Microsoft 365, Start shows recent files from any device.
- Snap Layouts, Snap Groups, and Desktops for more effective multitasking and screen optimization.
- Integrated Microsoft Teams chat in the taskbar.
- Widgets and a new AI-powered personalized newsfeed.
- Great for gamers, unleashing device potential with technologies like DirectX12 Ultimate, DirectStorage, and Auto HDR. Xbox Game Pass for PC or Ultimate provides access to over a hundred games.
- Redesigned Microsoft Store for easier app, game, movie, and TV show discovery. Collaboration with Amazon and Intel will bring Android Apps to Windows 11. Testing begins for Windows Insiders soon.
- The most inclusive Windows version, with improved accessibility for special needs.
- Opens new opportunities for developers and creators, allowing more apps in the Microsoft Store. New tools simplify app development and enhance the appearance of applications.
- Optimized for speed, performance, and improved digital pen, touch, and voice input.
- A hybrid operating system adapting to your work style, prioritizing security. Commercial customers can preview Windows 11 today in Azure Virtual Desktop or wait for public access on Microsoft 365.
The company emphasizes that Windows 11 will boost device performance and enhance application efficiency. Importantly, Microsoft won't prevent installation on older PCs with low-performance CPUs.
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