Everything About the New Windows 11

Microsoft issued the first significant upgrade for Windows 11. The update includes new security, productivity, accessibility, and gaming features. The new update for Windows 11 includes a faster and more accurate search in the Start menu, Quick Settings, and improved local and current events in the Widgets panel. Microsoft will add tabs to File Explorer in October.

Windows 11 debuted with improvements for those who want to multitask and get better organized. With improved touch navigation and the ability to click multiple browser tabs in Microsoft Edge, you can further customize the Snap layout that gracefully organizes open Windows on your desktop.

The update offers Focus sessions, and a Do Not Disturb mode to reduce distractions. Windows switches to Do Not Disturb mode when you start a new Focus session. This mutes notifications, disable taskbar badges, and disables app notifications in our taskbar. Focus also enhances the Clock App with timers to assist you in focusing and remembering to take breaks.

Furthermore, new system-wide live captions will go beyond the live caption functionalities of particular apps. By default, system-wide live captions will appear at the top of the screen and beneath the camera, but users can change the caption location to the bottom of the screen or a separate floating window. Live captions may now transcribe in-person discussions by recording microphone audio.

The new Controller bar in Windows 11 makes it easier to access games. The most recent Windows 11 update seeks to make it easier to lower the carbon footprint of your device. When devices are plugged in, turned on, and connected to the internet, for example, and if regional carbon intensity data is available, Windows will schedule updates at times of the day that may result in reduced carbon emissions.