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Microsoft to unveil the future of Windows on June 24

Six years after Windows 10's release, Microsoft the newest iteration of its operating system

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 04 Jun 2021 3:05PM

Microsoft to unveil the future of Windows on June 24
Microsoft is expected to introduce the next generation of its Windows operating system on June 24. – Pic courtesy of Microsoft, June 4, 2021

ON Thursday, June 24, Microsoft will officially reveal the future of its Windows operating system. This new generation will succeed Windows 10, rolled out six years ago. The new features have not yet been detailed, although a new interface is particularly anticipated.

And so the launch of the new Windows system will get its own dedicated event June 24 with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Chief Product Officer Panos Panay taking to the stage.

Six years after the roll-out of Windows 10, Microsoft is preparing to turn over a new leaf in the history of Windows. Although not expected to be revolutionary, the new Windows should adopt a more streamlined interface (codename 'Sun Valley') and a new app store that is more comprehensive, according to several specialized American media.

As for the name of this future operating system? Will it be Windows 11 or simply... Windows? Answers to come June 24. – ETX Daily Up, June 4, 2021

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