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NEW FEATURES IN WINDOWS 12
However, at the Ignite 2022 event, Microsoft released a concept image of Windows 12. Which gives us a glimpse of what we can expect. The image shows a floating taskbar without the clock and a search bar on the desktop. Widgets may also be available directly on the desktop.
It’s important to note that these changes are still in the works and Microsoft is isolating everything from the system. The Start menu and search are separate processes, and File Explorer is currently being converted to XAML. These changes are being continuously improved in the Canary (hidden) version.
The development of Windows 12 gives us a little insight into what we can expect from the new operating system. Some users may wonder whether the hardware requirements will increase with the release of Windows 12. As per our knowledge, the requirement of TPM 2.0 will remain the same. And the security provided by Pluto will remain optional.
We can’t see a future where AI isn’t involved with Windows 12 in some shape or form, especially with ChatGPT being integrated into Microsoft’s Bing. Who needs Cortana when you can have a bot spit out plagiarized poetry?
A report from Windows Central tells us that sources who are familiar with Microsoft’s plans claim that the company is working on a project codenamed CorePC, which is attempting to modernize Windows with innovations from Windows Core OS. Microsoft is playing with a CorePC that’s “silicon-optimized,” designed to reduce legacy overhead, focus on AI capabilities, and vertically optimize hardware and software experiences in a way similar to that of Apple Silicon. What that all means for Windows 12 is likely more AI.
It makes sense when you consider that Microsoft reportedly invested $10 billion into OpenAI, the organization behind ChatGPT. AI has its uses, for sure, but with all of the backlash from creatives, Microsoft will need to pin down the use cases for AI in Windows 12 without everyone immediately hating it.
Windows 12 code is likely being tested right now via Windows ‘Canary Channel’ (via Windows Central). The new channel is designed to test unstable builds that focus on long-lead platform work for future versions of Windows.
How much RAM will Windows 12 Require?
However, due to cloud PC the RAM requirement may increase up to 8 GB. Which is currently in testing in Windows 11 Insider version. Starting with 8th generation Intel, the CPUs are likely to remain the same.
WINDOWS 12 DESIGN
We’re not expecting drastic changes for Windows 12, but ones that make the OS cleaner would be much appreciated.
Like most things with Windows 12 right now, we don’t have anything official, but we might’ve seen an early look at the new OS during the Microsoft Ignite keynote hosted by CEO Satya Nadella. In the presentation, we can see Windows with a floating taskbar and system icons being displayed at the top of the screen, similar to macOS.
As long as I don’t have to type obscure phrases in my search bar to find settings that should be automatically accessible, I’ll be happy.
WINDOWS 12 RELEASE DATE AND PRICE
Microsoft is now preparing to release Microsoft Windows 12 which will be full of features and you will get it on your PC after the release date. As of now, most PCs are running Windows 11, but once Windows 12 is released, everyone can get it from Microsoft’s official website. Some PCs are now running on Windows 12 with the Pre Installment. However, you will get the latest Windows 12 update online after the release date, and the Windows 12 beta version will be out in March 2023. Then have to wait for next year. All the requirements of Windows 12 are given below. If all the requirements are met on your PC then you can run Windows 12 easily.
Windows 12 is a potential future update for the Windows operating system. It’s expected to be released in 2025, although there has been no official confirmation from Microsoft. Some possible features for this Windows 11 successor include UI enhancements, better Android app support, AI, and an increased reliance on the Settings app.
There’s a good chance Windows 12 will be offered as an optional, free update for Windows 11 users, and possibly Windows 10 users, who have a valid copy of Windows.
If you need a new license, I assume you’ll be able to get the digital version from Microsoft’s website, or through other retailers on a USB device.
The company will probably price it much like they do Windows 11:
- $139.99 for Windows 12 Home
- $199.99 for Windows 12 Pro
Conclusion
Windows 12 is coming. Do people care? Only if it actually improves our day-to-day work, which, as the world’s biggest desktop and laptop operating system, it should. I’m not entirely optimistic about Windows 12.
There’s not a lot of competition between macOS and ChromeOS relative to the massive waves of products that Windows finds itself in, so Microsoft might not feel enough pressure to put its best foot forward in updating Windows.
