6 new Windows 11 features we are looking forward to

  • Microsoft Windows 11 has been the talk of the town for the last couple of months. The new OS has changed the look and feel as well as added new features to its old apps including mail, calendar, snipping tool and much more.
  • While the Windows 11 release date is still not known, it is expected to roll out some time by the end of this year. However, users can already download the beta now. 
  • Since its launch, every little change is being covered minutely for viewers and this is because this Microsoft operating software is being used globally by individuals and corporates on a global scale.
  • Windows 11 comes with a slew of new features and here we list 6 that you must try out.

By: PRAKHAR KHANNA
| Updated on: Aug 16 2021, 12:54 IST
New Interface: Microsoft is going all-in with a new design for Windows 11. The new OS comes with a clean design. It has rounded corners with a centred Start menu and taskbar. However, if you want, you can customize the latter to appear on the usual left-hand side.
New Interface: Microsoft is going all-in with a new design for Windows 11. The new OS comes with a clean design. It has rounded corners with a centred Start menu and taskbar. However, if you want, you can customize the latter to appear on the usual left-hand side. (Microsoft )
1/6 New Interface: Microsoft is going all-in with a new design for Windows 11. The new OS comes with a clean design. It has rounded corners with a centred Start menu and taskbar. However, if you want, you can customize the latter to appear on the usual left-hand side. (Microsoft )
Widgets: Windows 11 is moving to be more like macOS in terms of look and feel. While the widgets have been around for a while, they are now accessible directly from the taskbar. Moreover, you can personalise them with whatever you want.
Widgets: Windows 11 is moving to be more like macOS in terms of look and feel. While the widgets have been around for a while, they are now accessible directly from the taskbar. Moreover, you can personalise them with whatever you want. (HT Tech)
2/6 Widgets: Windows 11 is moving to be more like macOS in terms of look and feel. While the widgets have been around for a while, they are now accessible directly from the taskbar. Moreover, you can personalise them with whatever you want. (HT Tech)
Android Apps: Microsoft is allowing you to run Android apps on Windows 11. They are installable from the new Microsoft Store. However, there is a catch. The company has partnered with Amazon to offer Android apps support. Hence, you will have to log in to your Amazon account to be able to download Android apps on Windows 11.
Android Apps: Microsoft is allowing you to run Android apps on Windows 11. They are installable from the new Microsoft Store. However, there is a catch. The company has partnered with Amazon to offer Android apps support. Hence, you will have to log in to your Amazon account to be able to download Android apps on Windows 11. (Microsoft)
3/6 Android Apps: Microsoft is allowing you to run Android apps on Windows 11. They are installable from the new Microsoft Store. However, there is a catch. The company has partnered with Amazon to offer Android apps support. Hence, you will have to log in to your Amazon account to be able to download Android apps on Windows 11. (Microsoft)
Integrated Microsoft Teams: Microsoft wants to take on Facetime and other video conferencing apps that are used for purposes other than work. Hence, the company is integrating Microsoft Teams to Windows 11 in a bid to offer a one-stop solution in messaging and video calls for users. You can now access Teams directly from the Windows 11 taskbar.
Integrated Microsoft Teams: Microsoft wants to take on Facetime and other video conferencing apps that are used for purposes other than work. Hence, the company is integrating Microsoft Teams to Windows 11 in a bid to offer a one-stop solution in messaging and video calls for users. You can now access Teams directly from the Windows 11 taskbar. (Microsoft )
4/6 Integrated Microsoft Teams: Microsoft wants to take on Facetime and other video conferencing apps that are used for purposes other than work. Hence, the company is integrating Microsoft Teams to Windows 11 in a bid to offer a one-stop solution in messaging and video calls for users. You can now access Teams directly from the Windows 11 taskbar. (Microsoft )
Better Multitasking: Windows 11 includes two new features for a better multitasking experience. It comes with Snap Groups and Snap Layouts, which is a collection of apps you are using simultaneously that sits in the taskbar. This can be fired up or minimised at once for easier multitasking. You can now also plug and unplug an extended monitor without issues.
Better Multitasking: Windows 11 includes two new features for a better multitasking experience. It comes with Snap Groups and Snap Layouts, which is a collection of apps you are using simultaneously that sits in the taskbar. This can be fired up or minimised at once for easier multitasking. You can now also plug and unplug an extended monitor without issues. (Microsoft)
5/6 Better Multitasking: Windows 11 includes two new features for a better multitasking experience. It comes with Snap Groups and Snap Layouts, which is a collection of apps you are using simultaneously that sits in the taskbar. This can be fired up or minimised at once for easier multitasking. You can now also plug and unplug an extended monitor without issues. (Microsoft)
Xbox Gaming: Microsoft is introducing several Xbox features to Windows 11. You now get AutoHDR and DirectStorage features that are said to help you improve your gaming experience on the device.
Xbox Gaming: Microsoft is introducing several Xbox features to Windows 11. You now get AutoHDR and DirectStorage features that are said to help you improve your gaming experience on the device. (Microsoft)
6/6 Xbox Gaming: Microsoft is introducing several Xbox features to Windows 11. You now get AutoHDR and DirectStorage features that are said to help you improve your gaming experience on the device. (Microsoft)
First Published Date: 16 Aug, 12:54 IST
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