Windows 11, having celebrated its second anniversary, is set to receive a massive update amid speculations about the Windows 12 launch. While Microsoft is yet to confirm the release, rumours have been suggesting it may launch in 2024, although recent reports hint at a potential delay to even 2025. The uncertainty stems from conflicting information about the anticipated features being incorporated into an extensive Windows 11 update instead.
Windows 12, if it materialises, is expected to showcase advancements in artificial intelligence, with speculations emphasising a heavy focus on AI integration. Leaked information suggests improvements such as enhanced user interface, improved Android app support, and increased reliance on the Settings app. However, the lack of official confirmation leaves these details hanging in the balance.
Previous reports hinted at a potential Windows 12 launch in 2024, but recent insights from Windows Central's Zac Bowden indicate a shift in Microsoft's strategy. Instead of introducing a new operating system, Microsoft aims to give Windows 11 a major overhaul through the anticipated 24H2/Hudson Valley update, based on a new version of the Windows platform. This decision reportedly stems from the departure of former Windows chief Panos Panay, Tom's Guide reported.
While Windows 12 remains officially unconfirmed, various leaks and reports offer a glimpse into potential features:
Windows 12 is rumoured to intensify its focus on AI, integrating it comprehensively into the user experience. An "advanced copilot" is expected to interpret natural language search queries, creating a timeline of activities. AI features may extend to real-time video captioning, translation, "Super Resolution" for video and game quality enhancement, and a parallax effect for desktop backgrounds.
A concept for Windows 12 showcased during the Microsoft Ignite keynote reveals changes such as a floating taskbar, top-displayed system icons, and a weather widget. The redesigned UI
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