Below are some key new and updated features coming in the future version of Windows 11.
Ability to check your personal Microsoft subscription and status (storage, expiration, renewal, etc.)
Energy savings recommendations
Notepad files under one window via tabs
All your Photos in one app (OneDrive, local, iCloud, etc.)
Group apps in Start (think iOS)
In case anyone missed the big announcement yesterday.
Helping customers shift to a modern desktop – Microsoft 365 Blog
In short:
Windows 10 Enterprise customers will get 30 month support (change from the 18 month). Those on current 1607, 1703, 1709, and 1803 will be extended to 30 months as well.
Future releases for Sept will have 30 months (starting with 1809) and spring releases (starting 1903) will still be 18 months for those that was faster cadences.
This is great news for Enterprise customers. For those on Pro version, might want to reconsider to move to Enterprise unless you can do the 18 month.
There are other announcements but this is the biggest as there were many concerns on the 18 month cycles.
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