Microsoft designs new Windows 10 update

Windows 10 Is being used by 500 million users across the globe, and now the software giant Microsoft announces an update of the operating system designed to set the stage for the next wave of creativity.

Microsoft announced all about the new design of the OS, on the ongoing Annual Developers Conference Build 2017. Microsoft said, the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update would be available later this year. Here are the four major features:

• Timeline: It will allow you to capture everything you were doing at a given moment in time on a PC.
• Pick up where you left off: It allows you to take your work on Windows 10 to the related apps on Android and IOS.
• Clipboard: It will allow you to take clips from a variety of devices and access them on PC.
• OneDrive Files On Demand: It bridges the gap between storing large files, yet being able to access the files wherever you want.

All the new features will be come with a subtle interface change known as the Fluent Design System, it was previously called Project Neon.

Microsoft also announce Story Remix, an app designed to automatically combine photos and videos with a soundtrack, theme and cinematic transitions. The company will also bring SuSE Linux and Fedora Linux as part of the Windows Linux subsystem, which will be available via Windows Store.

Also check out our article on Microsoft Teams’ developers can now publish their apps. And many other interesting news and tips & tricks on our website.

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