Microsoft is diligently crafting the next major Windows OS update, code-named Hudson Valley, which is expected to revolutionize the Windows user experience. While Microsoft hasn't officially announced Windows 12 yet, credible reports suggest that it will likely be released in late 2024. Here's what we know so far:
1. Release Date: Microsoft follows a yearly release cycle for major updates, typically launching them in the fall. Therefore, we can expect Windows 12 to be released in fall 2024.
2. Prototype Desktop Redesign: Codenamed "Next Valley," Microsoft has already revealed a prototype desktop redesign for Windows 12³. This redesign could bring exciting changes to the user interface.
3. AI Integration: Windows 12 is expected to come with AI magic. Microsoft has been incorporating AI features into its products, and Windows 12 won't be an exception. The Copilot feature, already available as a preview in Windows 11 and Windows 10, is likely to expand its capabilities over time. Additionally, new PCs designed for Windows 12 may include custom neural processing units optimized for AI features.
I'm so excited for Windows 12, the next major update for Windows! 😍
Windows 12 is expected to launch in late 2024, and it will bring a lot of new features and improvements to the operating system. Some of the things I'm looking forward to are:
A new and improved user interface, with a redesigned desktop, lock screen, and notification center. Microsoft has already shown a prototype of the new desktop design, and it looks sleek and modern. 🙌
Modular segmentation with CorePC, which will allow users to customize their Windows experience based on their needs and preferences. Users will be able to choose which components and features they want to install, and which ones they want to remove. This will make Windows more flexible and efficient. 💯
AI integration throughout the operating system, which will make Windows smarter and more helpful. Windows 12 will have a new AI chat feature, which will let users interact with Windows using natural language. Users will be able to ask questions, get suggestions, and perform tasks using voice or text. 🗣️
Smaller Windows updates, which will reduce the download size and installation time of Windows updates. Windows 12 will use a new file system called ReFS (Resilient File System), which will replace NTFS (New Technology File System). ReFS will enable faster and more reliable updates, as well as better data protection. 🚀
Windows 12 will be a free upgrade for existing Windows users, and it will have the same hardware requirements as Windows 11. I can't wait to try it out and see what else it has to offer. What about you? Are you excited for Windows 12? Let me know in the comments! 😊
Keep an eye out for more updates as we approach the release date!
I can't believe they're already planning a Windows 12 launch. That was quick. I'm interested in that AI add-on, though.
ReplyDeleteomg a deep AI integration, this is going to be fantastic! I am so so excited about it. I love Microsoft and how innovative they are.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the prototype desktop redesign and experience the improvements firsthand. The idea of modular segmentation with CorePC sounds fantastic too – it'll make customizing Windows to fit my needs so much easier!
ReplyDeleteThe rumored release in fall 2024 has tech enthusiasts buzzing with anticipation. From a prototype desktop redesign to AI integration, it seems Microsoft is poised to revolutionize the Windows user experience once again.
ReplyDeleteWindows 12 sounds like it will have a significant upgrade, especially with the AI chat!
ReplyDeleteWow, Windows 12 sounds like it's going to be amazing! 😍 I'm especially excited about the AI integration and the potential for a sleek new desktop design. Can't wait to see what else Microsoft has in store!
ReplyDeleteOmgosh I only just upgraded to W11 xD W12 definitely sounds very interesting. I'll wait before updating though I think as there are always some hiccups upon release, but definitely looking forward to its development.
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