The unconfirmed report claims Microsoft wants to develop the "CorePC" Windows OS for various device form factors which would enable faster updates and a more secure operating system.
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Just a day after the supposed preliminary system requirements for Windows 12 leaked, we may have some more clues on what the UI on Windows 12 (officially called "Next Valley") could look like.
According to a new report, some early system requirements for Next Valley, which is what the successor to Windows 11 is referred to as, may be here. However, at the moment, there isn't much to go by.
The latest edition of Microsoft Weekly is filled to the brim with news about updates to Microsoft 365 apps and services like Teams and Edge, new features and bugs in Windows, and Copilot upgrades.
A rumor suggests that Intel may already be aware of Microsoft's plans regarding the release of next-gen Windows 12, which will be aligning with Meteor Lake-S. However, there may not be enough proof.
Following many AI-driven experiences in Windows 11, Microsoft is adding a new Cloud PC option inside the Widows 11 Settings itself, potentially paving the way for a Windows 12 release in the future.
The annual Microsoft developers event will combine virtual workshops and conferences with in-person events to be held in Seattle, Washington. Registration is now available for attendees.
The latest edition of Microsoft Weekly is filled to the brim with news about the latest major update to Windows 11, "Moment 2", a reference to Windows 12, and updates to services like Windows 365.
The latest Windows 11 build from the Dev Channel contains interesting strings pointing to a potential addition of "AI-based" desktop background effects, such as depth and parallax.
A now-deleted tweet from a reputable hardware leaker has revealed that Intel is already aware of Windows 12, and the release of Microsoft's next-gen operating system may happen in late 2024.
Microsoft has formally announced that it has deprecated MSDT and its related troubleshooters. The company has explained in a document how the retirement is going to be a gradual phase out.
Join us in the latest edition of Microsoft Weekly as we recap all the important stuff from the world of the Redmond tech giant including Windows updates and some good news for developers.
Next-gen Windows 11 and Windows 12 OSs could be drastically different from what we have now. Senior executive of Microsoft, Panos Panay recently shared some very early details regarding this.
Microsoft has revealed that it is retiring MSDT in two years. This is right in time for Windows 12 and it could be a welcomed change as MSDT has recently been exploited by threat actors.
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This edition of Microsoft Weekly is jampacked with news about the slow but inevitable rise of Windows 11 in market share, some new builds and associated issues, along with a "Windows 12" concept.
A newly published Windows 12 concept video shows a few neat ideas and improvements we would like to see Microsoft stealing to implement in their next-gen desktop operating system.
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Our latest edition of Microsoft Weekly unpacks everything that you may have missed from the Microsoft-verse in the past few days including new Windows features, bugs, and some OneNote updates.
As it turned out, Microsoft plans significant UI changes for the next-gen Windows version. A new report claims that the weird screenshot Microsoft revealed during Ignite is a real thing.
Microsoft is already on working on the next WDDM version 3.2 for the next major Windows feature update. The Redmond giant recently introduced WDDM 3.1 with Windows 11 version 22H2.
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This week's edition is chock-full of news related to Windows updates, issues, Edge enhancements, and an interesting item about a music video being an official exploit for old Windows PCs.
What happens when you ask an AI-based text-to-image generator to produce a product image? Here is how artificial intelligence imagines stock wallpapers for Microsoft's next operating system.
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In this edition of Microsoft Weekly, we talk about Microsoft switching up its Windows release cadence (again), all the updates from Patch Tuesday, and a relatively significant Dev Channel build.
A new report has revealed Microsoft's plans regarding updating its operating system. The company wants to return to releasing a new Windows version every three years and ship new features in-between.
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