On the other hand, those who like and appreciate new features and things to play with will be thrilled. Microsoft has also put various Windows applications on their own release schedule, freshening them up with the Windows 11 look and feel or adding new functionality.įor consumers, the new changes may be a bit unsettling, as the ground shifts beneath and operating system they’ve become accustomed to. Microsoft said it would do so through the use of “ experience packs,” bits of code that would basically just show up in Windows Update. Microsoft said in February that it was exploring new ways of rolling out new features for Windows on its own arbitrary schedule. (So far those release dates don’t seem to have been set.) Normally, Microsoft releases feature updates for Windows 10 and 11 twice during the year, in the spring and fall. According to Windows Central, Microsoft plans to begin rolling them out in what it calls “Moments,” or bundles of features delivered at certain times of the year.
Have any thoughts on this? Drop us a line below in the comments, or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook.The other interesting consequence for consumers is that Windows’ feature updates should become increasingly common. Just make sure it’s your PC so you don’t accidentally send your entire porn collection to your roommate’s computer instead. It also offers iOS support.Īt the least, you have options to any of your phone-to-PC needs with Nearby Share or Windows Phone Link. While it only allows photo sharing between the devices in lieu of any file, it lets your PC get your text messages and notifications as well.
That one requires an app to be downloaded to your phone and PC. Windows already offers an app called Windows Phone Link that works similarly and doesn’t require Bluetooth to be turned on the PC.
Though, it’s just another option to connect your phone to your PC. Nearby Share has entered the arena, but it isn’t the only contenderįile transfers with Nearby Share tend to be pretty fast, which is great.
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