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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the “next generation” Windows are going to be the foremost significant one in 10 years.
Microsoft will launch the “next-generation” of Windows on Midsummer Day via a virtual event. At Build 2021, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella had teased the arrival of a big Windows update which will unlock economic opportunities for developers and creators alike. Microsoft will likely detail all the features coming to subsequent generation Windows update at this event later this month. Past reports claim that this significant update has been codenamed internally as ‘Project Sun Valley'. it's anticipated to bring a UI overhaul and a fresh Windows app store.
The Redmond, US-based tech giant has listed a replacement event on its website, scheduled for Midsummer Day at 11am Eastern Time (8.30pm IST). Microsoft has also posted a tweet through the Windows Twitter handle which says the event will highlight all that's coming ‘next for Windows'. a picture attached to the event invite hints that there could be a small change to the Windows logo also . Users can head over to the event page and schedule a reminder for the Microsoft unveil.
In his keynote address at Build 2021, Nadella said the next-generation Windows update are going to be the foremost significant one among the past decade. “Soon we'll share one among the foremost significant updates to Windows of the past decade to unlock greater economic opportunity for developers and creators. i have been self-hosting it over the past several months, and i am incredibly excited about subsequent generation of Windows,” said Nadella.
“Our promise to you is this: we'll create more opportunity for each Windows developer today and welcome every creator who is trying to find the foremost innovative, new, open platform to create and distribute and monetize applications.”
Apart from the many UI changes and new monetization opportunities for developers, other reported features to return with the next-generation of Windows include new system icons, the top of Windows 95 icons, and more.