Microsoft’s latest major update (don’t call it a service pack) for Windows 10, called the Creators Update, will be…
Microsoft’s latest major update (don’t call it a service pack) for Windows 10, called the Creators Update, will be launching on April 11 according to a post over on the Windows blog. This confirms prior “early April” release rumors and fits with TR’s own expectations, given that April 11 is the next ” Patch Tuesday. ”
In case you’ve been living under a GNU for the last two years, Microsoft has no plans to release a whole new version of Windows anytime soon. Instead, the company is doing rolling updates for Windows 10, with the occasional major update. The last big set of changes was the Anniversary Update back in August of last year.
Besides including all the fixes and features added to Windows 10 since the Anniversary Update, the Creators Update will be adding a bunch of new features of its own. That Game Mode we reported on before should be available, and the new Beam feature brings game streaming to Windows 10’s Game Bar. The Paint 3D app we first saw six months ago will be included in the update, too.
Microsoft’s Edge browser is learning a couple new tricks like “advanced tab management.
