the Microsoft He wants his products to be available on all platforms. Giant wants Redmond to adapt Windows 11 operating system for computers of all kinds. The operating system should be usable on desktop computers, laptops, and even laptops with a foldable screen, such as Asus Zenbook 17 Vol.

Microsoft announced the end of development on Windows 10x in May 2021. This operating system was supposed to meet the requirements of flexible, rollable and/or foldable devices which were not popular at the time.

According to many experts, 2023 will be the year of foldable smartphones and other oddly shaped devices. The PC world is also set to experience major changes in the look and number of screens available to users.

It’s time to be flexible. The Windows 11 interface should offer new features and adapt to a wide range of devices on which it will be installed. After detecting the shape, position (vertical or landscape) and number of monitors on a computer, the operating system will adjust its interface according to the respective hardware. Better yet, foldable PCs will take advantage of Windows 11 features that will be unique to them, and perhaps even approximate the user experience we have with tablets.

Microsoft wants Windows 11 to be more flexible and adaptable to different devices

According to the staff latest Windows, Major Windows 11 updates related to foldable devices aren’t expected until May or even June 2023, when Moment 3 will update the taskbar, which is specifically designed for tablets.

Adaptation for multi-monitor and/or foldable devices should be complete in fall 2023 with the release of Windows 23H2.

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