Microsoft has officially confirmed the Name of the Windows version: Windows 11 After months of hints and exposures, Microsoft's new operating system is officially released, Windows 11 focuses on simplifying the user interface and the Windows Store as well as multitasking and improvements, Windows 11 will also support running Android applications for the first time, the first thing about Windows is to include a new Start menu, which is located in the center of the taskbar, This UI was originally seen very similarly in Windows 10x exposure, and the project was initially calculated for dual-screen devices, but was eventually canceled by Microsoft.
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The new Start menu removes the live tiles originally introduced by Windwos 8 and selects more typical launchers that can be found in Chrome Os-OPAC and Android, making it easy to access and multitask all apps with tools like snapped layouts, the desktop, and a new, more intuitive experience. This is what Microsoft calls SnapLayouts, which can quickly embed applications into the various modes supported by Windwos11, and it looks like a useful way to support multiple monitors and ensure that applications always open on the correct screen. This is especially useful if you're using a laptop connected to a monitor or a traditional desktop with multiple monitors. Performance is also a big focus for Windows 11. Windows Updates are 40 percent smaller and more efficient because they now happen in the background. Hopefully, this means that Windows 11 doesn't bother you at work.
Windows 11 Snap layouts.
Microsoft is also improving the gestures you can use on tablets and touch targets. Instead of switching to tablet mode, Windows 11 simply makes adjustments that allow you to easily touch the operating system. Combined with this are improvements to inking and speech input. For some pens, Windows 11 will also support haptic feedback here. This could mean that we'll see a lot of new hardware in Windows 11 that supports these pen changes. Xbox is an important part of Microsoft, and we're also going to hear from Xbox executive Sarah Bond about using Windows 11 for PC gaming. An automatic HDR feature in Xbox Series X/S will become part of Windows 11. Enabling auto HDR will increase High Dynamic Range (HDR) for a large number of DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 games as long as you have a compatible HDR display.