New Windows is presented

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Microsoft wants to present a new Windows version on June 24.06.2021th, 10.5. How this should be called has not yet been leaked. The expected, cross-platform Windows X will not be, according to Microsoft. Experts expect more of a kind of Windows 10 or 2022-XNUMX with improved security.

The first reports of what Microsoft wants to present does not sound like the big hit of a new system. Rather, there is talk of many visual changes and more refined operation. There will probably be a new MS store to make the new Windows 10.XXX more exciting for developers and app providers.

Windows 10: already over 6 years old

Windows 10 has established itself in the meantime and the versions XP, 7 or Windows 8.1 have been pushed out of the market. XP and 8.1 still show up between 1 and 3 percent in “worldwide statistics”. However, Windows 7 stubbornly stays at just over 15 percent. At least that's what the Statista.com portal says. one trusts statcounter.comIt looks different when it comes to Windows usage in Germany: Windows 10 is 88 percent, Windows 7 7 percent. Windows 5 (8.1%), 3,3, XP and Vista account for the remaining 8 percent.

Big update about every 6 months

In terms of updates, Microsoft has relied on large, mostly semi-annual updates for Windows 10 in addition to its patch days. Most users receive or already have update 21H1, version number 19043 from May 2021. It contains few visible updates, but rather improves security and remote access. For version 21H1, December 13, 2022 is the end of support. At Microsoft, the major updates have mostly leveled off in May and October in recent years.

Microsoft live stream on June 24.06.2020th, 17 at XNUMX p.m.

The new version wants Introduce Microsoft in a live stream on June 24.06.2021th, 17 at XNUMX p.m.. Of course, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella will initiate the event. Access to the stream is currently free of charge and without registration.

More at Microsoft.com

 


About Microsoft Germany

Microsoft Deutschland GmbH was founded in 1983 as the German subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation (Redmond, USA). Microsoft is committed to empowering every person and company in the world to achieve more. This challenge can only be mastered together, which is why diversity and inclusion have been firmly anchored in the corporate culture from the very beginning.

As the world's leading manufacturer of productive software solutions and modern services in the age of intelligent cloud and intelligent edge, as well as a developer of innovative hardware, Microsoft sees itself as a partner to its customers to help them benefit from the digital transformation. Security and data protection have top priority when developing solutions. As the world's largest contributor, Microsoft is driving open source technology through its leading developer platform GitHub. With LinkedIn, the largest career network, Microsoft promotes professional networking worldwide.


 

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