IT House January 27 news, Microsoft announced today that it plans to start next month for Windows 11 users with a number of new updates and experiences, including an improved taskbar, a new notepad and media player, and even a public preview of Windows 11's Android app support features, the so-called Android Subsystem for Android (WSA). All of these improvements are already available in the developer channel, which means that next month these features will be universally available to all users running Windows 11.
The announcement was made by Panos Panay, Chief Product Officer of Microsoft, who said: "Next month, we will bring new experiences to Windows, including a public preview of how to use android apps on Windows 11 through the Microsoft Store and our partnership with Amazon and Intel, taskbar improvements including mute and unmute calls, easier window sharing and bringing the weather to the taskbar, and the introduction of two redesigned apps – Notepad and Media Player." ”
The news also signals Microsoft's willingness to roll out new features and improvements in Windows 11 in addition to the main feature update, which is currently under development and is not expected to be available until the second half of this year.
IT House understands that Microsoft has not yet provided a specific date for these updates to be launched next month, and at the same time, Microsoft has also announced that Windows 11 is entering the final stages of promotion.
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