Windows 11 is Here

Windows 11 is finally here and this is just the start of a lot of exciting changes Microsoft is planning to bring in the next year. So what new and exciting changes is Windows 11 bringing?

User Friendly Interface 

In order to create a user friendly interface, Microsoft simplified the Start Center to ensure it is not only easier to locate, but helps to create a sense of ease when navigating through Windows 11. 

Multitasking 

So many of us are constantly multitasking between our personal lives and our professionals lives, but the real question is.....are you good at it? Microsoft has taken the "hustle culture" into consideration while creating Windows 11. Microsoft is now introducing Snap Layouts, which provides an even easier way for the average busy person to keep all of their responsibilities organized. You will now be able to view multiple windows while still being able to work on all of them. In addition to Snap Layouts, there is an option to create desperate desktops for all the different parts of your life such as school, work, etc. How could it get any better?

Current Events

Microsoft wants to guarantee its users fast connection to all of the information that is important to them (news, weather, stocks etc.) You are now able to create a board of everything you would like to have easy access to. No need for checking the weather, the stock numbers for the day, and the current news on your phone when you will have it all in front of you on your PC. 

Microsoft Teams will be Integrated 

During the past year and a half business communication platforms have allowed companies across the world to stay connected due to the shift in remote work. Microsoft Teams for example, added more than 95 million users in 2020, bringing their daily active users up to 145 million. The new feature has two parts, Teams Chat and Teams videoconferencing, which opens a new window. Microsoft Teams will live in the Windows Taskbar, allowing users to easily access the application. 

"This is the first version of a new era of Windows. We’re building for the next decade and beyond. And when I reflect on those chapters to come, I’m reminded of an analogy from a 19th century philosopher who compared creators to objects in our Solar System. He wrote about meteors that flash but fade away. Planets that burned longer, but whose energy is confined to their own orbit — and compared them to stars that are constant and light the path of their own." - Satya Nadella