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On June 24, 2021, Microsoft announced Windows 11, their newest operating system. It has been nearly six years since the release of Windows 10. Windows 11 will include several upgrades and new features. It features a simple design increasing productivity, simplicity of use, improved gaming experiences, faster access to information, and a more open ecosystem that opens up new options for developers and other creators.
1. A significant visual makeover, featuring rounded edges
Windows 11 will be visually distinct from Windows 10. While Windows 10 has undergone some subtle design changes over the years, it has not received a complete overhaul. Windows 11 will be having rounded corners following the footsteps of more modern operating systems such as iOS and Android.
2. Virtual Desktop Wallpaper
It’s a minor adjustment, but if you use virtual desktops, it is most likely that it will have a significant impact. You can now customize the wallpaper for each of your virtual desktops, allowing you to personalize the appearance of each one as per your requirement.
3. Gaming in Windows 11
Windows 11 includes plenty of gaming enhancements. The first one being Auto HDR, which was initially available on Xbox Series X|S consoles and is now available on Windows. As you may expect from the name, it automatically adds HDR to older games. DirectStorage is another function taken from the company’s newest consoles. You’ll need a “DirectStorage Optimized” PC for this one since you’ll require an SSD developed part of the Xbox Velocity Architecture, which then allows for super-fast loading time and improved performance.
4. A modern calculator
Microsoft has started tweaking built-in apps to integrate the Windows 11 graphics. Which suggests it’s giving items like Calculator a bunch of rounded corners and a brand new look.
5. Android Apps On PC
Android apps will be able to run on Windows 11. They will be available through the Microsoft Store, but Microsoft has collaborated with Amazon to bring their Appstore to the Microsoft Store. This also means that you don’t have to check your phone all the time.
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6. Widgets
Microsoft will include a widgets panel that will slide in from the left. It appears like a pane of glass slipping out.
7. A brand new Store
Desktop apps are still not making their way to the Store. There are several significant changes in Windows 11. Developers will be able to submit their apps without packaging them. They will also be able to host them on their own CDN (Content Delivery Network), which means they will not have to be distributed by Microsoft.
8. Upgraded Snap Layouts
You choose one of the layout tiles, and your program will snap to that location on the screen. While this is beneficial to everyone, it should be helpful particularly to individuals who have ultra-wide monitors. Microsoft has never previously supported three applications side-by-side.
9. Windows 11 integrates Teams Chat
Microsoft is embedding Teams into the operating system. Teams Chat is now available in the taskbar, allowing you to communicate with friends. Microsoft Teams Chat then is the most recent feature to be released in preview for Windows 11.
10. Finally, Windows 11 release date!
Microsoft has given a strong hint regarding the release date, with a new tweet implying the operating system will be available on October 20. The tweet, which is posted below, appears to be a normal snapshot of the new Windows 11 desktop.
When you look at the date and time in the lower right-hand corner of the screen, Microsoft appears to be hinting at the release date. Even though Microsoft is aiming towards an October 20 release date, the great majority of people will likely have to wait until next year to obtain it on their PCs.
So, what do you have to say about the new operating system? Let us know in the comments.
