The decision to show the next major version of Windows in a separate presentation has been made by Microsoft, with the revelation that it hasn’t finally happened at the Build 2021 developer conference taking place as many have expected.
Nevertheless, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was keen to raise the bar, saying during the build link main presentation that he is trying in recent months “the next generation of Windows and is very excited about everything that has a display.” Nadella also said that the company will soon unveil the next version of the Windows operating system, which is “one of the most important releases in the past decade.” In addition, he promises that “Microsoft will create new opportunities for every Windows developer and every innovator who wants a modern, open platform for creating and distributing their applications.” This isn’t the first time I’ve heard of the “new generation of Windows” coming, after the head of department, Panos Panay, gave a related report last March.
Based on the information of recent months, we know that the upcoming Windows, which may not have the number 10 in its name, will have a redesigned Windows Store which will include all Windows applications like Chrome, Adobe Creative Cloud, etc. There are many reports of significant changes in the graphical environment as well as other smaller changes, but they show Microsoft’s efforts to leave the past forever. It was recently confirmed that Microsoft will not release Windows 10X for new devices with foldable screens, with many of the features you have on your way to the next Windows.
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