It looks like Windows 11 is happening . Microsoft will unveil what it’s been calling “ the next generation of Windows “ at a virtual event on Thursday, …
It looks like Windows 11 is happening. Microsoft will unveil what it’s been calling “ the next generation of Windows “ at a virtual event on Thursday, despite past promises that Windows 10 would be the final version of the operating system. Leaked images of the new version of Windows show off a total redesign, featuring a new Start menu, home screen and startup sound, and a more modern, Mac-like aesthetic. Outside of the aesthetics, CNET editors including Jason Hiner, Stephen Shankland, Lori Grunin and myself have high hopes for what the latest version of Windows could include in terms of performance, productivity and other features. Here’s what we’re hoping to see in Windows 11 (or whatever the new version of Windows ends up being called). A big complaint among Windows 10 users is the confusing split between the Control Panel and the Settings app. A single control panel interface would be a welcome improvement in Windows 11. With many people shifting to remote or hybrid work, the need for a solid webcam experience is imperative for all of those Zoom and Teams calls.
