We have been hearing rumors for a while that Microsoft will be holding a press event for their next version of Windows, Windows 9 on the 30th of September, and now Microsoft has confirmed the event.
Microsoft has sent out invites to their Windows 9 event, which will take place on the 30th of September in San Francisco. The company will be showing off what is next for Windows and enterprise.
What to Expect from the Windows 9 Event
The company is rumored to show off a ‘Windows Technical Preview’ at the event at the end of the month. There have been a number of leaked screenshots of the technical preview over the last week, giving us a glimpse of what might be in store.
Windows 9 is expected to come with a new Start Menu, which will be a welcome return for many users who missed it in Windows 8. The new Start Menu is anticipated to combine the traditional list of apps with the live tiles introduced in Windows 8, offering a more customizable and user-friendly experience.
Another exciting feature expected in Windows 9 is the new virtual desktops feature. This will allow users to create multiple desktops for different purposes, such as work, personal use, or specific projects. This feature is aimed at improving productivity by allowing users to organize their workspace more efficiently.
Additionally, Windows 9 is rumored to include a Notification Center, which will centralize all notifications from various apps and system alerts. This will make it easier for users to keep track of important updates and messages without having to switch between different apps.
Changes to the User Interface
A number of changes to the user interface of Windows are expected with the release of Windows 9. One of the most talked-about changes is the potential removal of the Charms bar, which has been a controversial feature in Windows 8. The Charms bar, which provides quick access to settings and search, may be replaced with more intuitive and accessible options.
There are also rumors that Windows 9 will feature improvements to the windowed mode for modern apps. This means that apps that were previously only available in full-screen mode will now be able to run in resizable windows on the desktop, providing a more seamless and integrated experience for users.
Microsoft is also expected to introduce enhancements to the overall performance and stability of the operating system. This includes faster boot times, improved battery life for laptops and tablets, and better compatibility with a wider range of hardware.
As soon as we get some more details on exactly what new features will be included in Windows 9, we will let you guys know. The anticipation for this event is high, and it will be interesting to see how Microsoft plans to address the feedback from Windows 8 and improve the user experience with Windows 9.
Source The Verge
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