The new Windows unveiled June 24: all the previews

The new Windows unveiled June 24: all the previews

The new Windows unveiled June 24

The next version of the operating system is imminent, here's how it will be

(Photo: Microsoft Appointment at 5 pm Italian on June 24, 2021 to finally remove the veils from the new generation Microsoft operating system. is still a definitive name for what for now we can call "the new Windows", but the anticipations that outline the portrait of a software that will start from the solid foundations of the previous edition to introduce new functions and an inevitable restyling of the interface.

There will be the CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, together with the product manager, Panos Panay on the virtual stage of the presentation that will formalize the expected operating system many times anticipated by the American company executives. Recall that Windows 10 was released in 2015 as the first major event for CEO Nadella, who took over from Steve Ballmer the previous year. tooth. To focus even more on the new Windows, Microsoft had recently finished the controversial Windows 10x targeting dual-screen devices, pooling the resources and work done so far on the main project.

At the recent meeting Build 2021, Nadella himself had claimed to have tested the new Windows in recent months, promising that it will offer itself as an even more open platform to developers. It is therefore no surprise that the revamped App Store will be one of the strengths of the new edition. Backward compatibility with Windows 10 software that will bridge the two versions should also be confirmed.

The new interface graphics of the upcoming Windows - codenamed Sun Valley - will modernize several key areas such as the start menu, multitasking management and of course icons. What will Microsoft's new operating system be called? It seems that the choice will be devoted to simplicity and concreteness: it could in fact be called only Windows, without numbers or nicknames. The release on the market should take place by the end of the year, appointment on June 24 to discover all the news up close.




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Microsoft to unveil new version of Windows on June 24

Satya Nadella in New Delhi, India.


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Microsoft said Wednesday it will unveil 'the next generation of Windows' on June 24. The move comes a week after CEO Satya Nadella teased major enhancements to the PC operating system for developers as well as creators.


Windows, the dominant operating system for personal computers, is the source of 14% of total revenue for Microsoft, one of the most valuable companies in the world. The company has pushed two updates each year to its Windows 10 operating system since it first became available in 2015.


Nadella made the Windows remarks last week shortly after the company announced that it won't ship Windows 10X. That operating system was initially designed for dual-screen devices such as the Surface Neo, which has been delayed.


The company then honed its focus on single-screen PCs such as laptops for Windows 10X before saying on May 18 that 'instead of bringing a product called Windows 10X to market in 2021 like we originally intended, we are leveraging learnings from our journey thus far and accelerating the integration of key foundational 10X technology into other parts of Windows and products at the company.'


Microsoft announced the latest Windows 10 update last month with only slight changes.


The company is working on an update to Windows with the code name Sun Valley, that includes a more modern look, with rounded corners coming to components such as the Start menu, technology news website Windows Central reported in February. The site also said Microsoft could ship a revamp of its Windows app store, which would allow developers to use third-party commerce systems, alongside the Sun Valley update.


The event will be held online at 11 a.m. ET, according to an invitation the company sent to reporters. Nadella will be there, along with Panos Panay, Microsoft's chief product officer, who has been the face of the company's Surface devices, the invitation said.


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