News & Reviews:   Windows 11

Microsoft's latest operating system update, Windows 11, was announced not long ago and will be coming in late 2021. The update is bringing many useful key features including a Mac-like interface, better Android smartphone integration, and better virtual desktop support. Thanks to Intel, we might already be able to know when the operating system update is being rolled out.

Last week, Microsoft released a set of tech specs requirements for your laptop or PC to be eligible for the Windows 11 upgrade. Not only that, they sent us a PC Health Check app for that too but it seems that they are temporarily removing the app due to the feedback from users.

Windows 11 was one of the highlights last week but the beta is not ready yet. According to Microsoft, the public beta will only be ready next month but if you are part of the Windows Insiders program, the Windows 11 preview build (22000.51) is rolling out now.

As we mentioned earlier today, users who purchase a new laptop or PC in the future or those who already have a licensed Windows 10 will be able to upgrade to Windows 11. You can check whether your device is eligible or not here, but we also found out that a couple of Microsoft Surface devices won't be upgradeable. 

Windows 11 is certainly the buzz of the day. We have covered some highlighted Windows 11 functions, checking your laptop or PC's eligibility, and Android app requiring an Amazon AppStore account. That being said, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told the Wall Street Journal that it's also possible for Apple apps to appear on Windows 11.

Among the many new announcements about Windows 11, one of the highlights was Android apps can be installed. But how does that work? Do you need to synchronize your smartphone to the laptop or PC? Or do you need to just sign in to your Google Play Store account? After a bit of researching, here's what we found out.

Just past midnight, Microsoft finally revealed Windows 11 and there's a lot to talk about. From the user interface to apps, you may have been sleeping through the night but we got you covered. Here is everything you need to know about Windows 11 below!

After seeing a few leaked screenshots of Windows 11 running on PC, someone has also revealed an image of an old Windows phone running the upcoming upgraded operating system. The device appears to be the Nokia Lumia 950 XL which was launched back in 2015. It's amazing that it still can run an unreleased operating system despite being six years old.

It wasn't that long ago when Microsoft announced that Windows 10 is going to end in 2025. With this in mind, it also hinted that Windows 11 may be announced quite soon but that's just speculations for now. Speaking of speculations, new screenshot leaks of the new operating system have surfaced.

A couple of days ago, Microsoft updated the support document on its website by specifying that support for Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro will end on 14 October 2025. After it's being spotted, many are quick to believe that Windows 11 is really coming after all.