Here's a closer look at the key changes Microsoft has been working on (so far) for Windows 11.
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Windows 11 23H2 (2023 Update) BIGGEST Features
Microsoft plans to unveil the next generation of its desktop operating system (likely Windows 11) on June 24th during a special event. While it's unclear what the new version will offer, the company has released many previews about the project. In this hands-on video, we'll take a closer look at some of the new features and visual changes expected with Windows 11 (codenamed Sun Valley) this fall.
This video is not a full review of the upcoming Sun Valley update for Windows. Rather, it is a summary of the new improvements Microsoft has announced through the Insider builds in the Dev Channel. Some of these include new icons for File Explorer, Settings, and other parts of the system; an updated version of the Start menu with better organization of tools; and a new power option.
We took a look at the new voice input and touch keyboard features with rounded corners and improved design. The video also shows the new setting to enable or disable the Adaptive Brightness Control (CABC) feature, the Cameras settings page for managing webcams and network cameras, and the new Auto HDR for Gaming feature that automatically converts SDR games to HDR.
