Microsoft leadership stated that Windows 10 will be the final version of its iconic desktop operating system. There will be no Windows 11 or Windows 12, but a follow-up version of Windows 10 will be released.
For the past six years, Microsoft has been making regular improvements to Windows 10 through software updates, but this may soon change. At the Microsoft Build developer conference on May 25, Microsoft CEO Satya-Nadella said that Microsoft is planning one of the most important Windows updates in the past decade, confirming the major importance of the Windows operating system. Redesign the upcoming rumors.
Although the Sun Valley Update will be a major upgrade, it will still be regarded as another version of Windows 10. If Microsoft wants to make a big fuss about the next Windows update, it needs to get out of the simple Windows 10 + month brand name.
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Microsoft has arranged a Windows event on June 24. The software giant will launch a new version of the desktop operating system. Microsoft will call it Next Generation Windows, and its market name will be announced during the event.
However, there are signs that the next generation of Windows may be called Windows 11. If you look closely at the notice released by Microsoft below, it seems to be a new Windows logo with a shadow forming the outline of the number 11.
Microsoft deliberately removed the horizontal shadows, so this should imply something. In addition, the event started at 11 a.m. Eastern Time, which was unusual, which also hinted at the possibility of Windows 11. In addition, earlier today, broke the news Evan Blass also said that Microsoft’s upcoming desktop operating system version may be called Windows 11.
From the “Don’t take screenshots of this build” department: a forthcoming Microsoft OS called Windows 11.
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) June 3, 2021
Although we only have three weeks to wait because the company will reveal the name and functions of Next Generation Windows, it is always interesting to guess.
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