Microsoft`s radical new Windows 11 follows in the footsteps of Windows 10.
Microsoft is hard at work on the next version of Windows, shaping up to be the most extensive overhaul of the operating system in over a decade. With Windows 11 branding all-but-official, it`s a time of change ahead, with new visuals on the docket, modernizing all aspects of the user experience. That includes a new Start menu, Taskbar, and an overall reinvigorated design, introducing a slick new identity for the Windows platform.
But a new Windows wasn`t always planned, with Microsoft previously unveiling Windows 10X in 2019, its next step for the OS, first geared to dual-screen devices. With the project now on hold, and Microsoft reinvesting resources in the full version of Windows, we see many of its learnings translate to early components of Windows 11. We`re expecting it to release this October, with a zero-cost upgrade available.
Windows 11 represents a huge step for the OS, breaking away from existing...
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