Windows 12: Exciting Release Date Hint Unveiled!
Get ready for the highly anticipated Windows 12! A potential release window has been hinted, revealing the exciting timeline for the next-generation operating system Stay tuned for the latest updates!
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A possible release window for Windows 12 has been hinted at, with Intel executive David Zinsner suggesting a "Windows refresh" in 2024.
There have been rumors of Windows 12 circulating, although Microsoft has not made an official announcement. These rumors have been fueled by plans for regular updates every three years. Microsoft is currently focusing on providing support for Windows 10 and regularly updating Windows 11.
Intel executive recently hinted at a potential release window for Windows 12, Microsoft's upcoming operating system. While the focus remains on Microsoft's Activision-Blizzard acquisition deal, various divisions within the company are diligently working on the renowned Windows OS. Speculations suggest that the update may be imminent, even though no official statement has been made by the tech giant regarding the existence of Windows 12.
Now, during the recent City 2023 Global Technology Conference, David Zinsner, the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Intel, hinted at the upcoming update of the operating system. This update, which is not officially named Windows 12 yet, is expected to be released next year. Zinsner mentioned that 2024 is going to be a significant year for Microsoft, primarily because of the highly anticipated "Windows refresh."
While it doesn't necessarily confirm the release of Windows 12 in 2024, it is likely that there will be a significant update to the operating system next year, especially considering previous rumors. Last year, there was speculation that Microsoft intends to release a new version of Windows every three years, which aligns with a potential release in 2024.
Microsoft regularly updates Windows 11 and continues to provide security support for Windows 10. One recent change is the removal of Cortana from all versions of Windows 11, with availability limited to Outlook mobile. This update discontinues support for the virtual assistant app, which utilized Microsoft's Bing search engine to help users find answers to their queries. However, this decision is part of an effort to enhance services, as Cortana has been replaced by Bing Chat and Windows Copilot. These new features utilize artificial intelligence technology for a more efficient user experience, including tasks like content rewriting and summarization on the screen.
Source: OnMSFT
