Microsoft isn't releasing Windows 12 anytime soon, with the announcement that the next version of Windows on its way with ...

Windows 11’s rumored Start menu redesign could mean it eats up a huge chunk of desktop space for some users – although it can be tamed Windows 11’s new Start menu falls short in one key area ...

Here's what we know about Windows 12 so far ... claiming that Microsoft may be planning to up the RAM requirement from 4GB (for Windows 11) ... both retire and mark a fresh start for Windows 12, ...

The preview builds 22631.2787 (Windows 11) and 19045.3757 (Windows 10) mentioned above, for example, contain Windows Copilot, which enables search and Windows control via artificial intelligence (AI).

Microsoft's secret new Start menu replacement is impressive — and might even be a sneak preview of what's on the way with Windows 12.

I hate to sound like a broken record to those in the know, but, if you aren't already aware, Windows 10 will be retired by Microsoft later this year — with its official end-of-support date ...

Microsoft could be releasing its next-gen operating system, Windows (12?), this year. As such, here is yet another concept video of that which imagines it as Microsoft's revolutionary OS.

If Windows Central’s report is true, though, that puts the next major release of Windows in 2024, three years after Microsoft released Windows 11 in 2021. Microsoft has yet to confirm any of ...

Windows 12.1 also features a minimalistic Start menu, often called "comically bad" by Windows 11 users.The menu slims the clutter and only focuses on important apps with an interactive layout and ...

AR 4789/YouTube We don’t know anything about Windows 12 — or if it’s even being worked on. But that hasn’t stopped one designer from imagining what it could be like.

No, the next version of Windows won't ask you for a monthly fee to use it. That said, there might be some new OS features that require a subscription to fully utilize.