The biggest features announced at the Windows 10 ‘Creators Update’ event for free

At Microsoft's Windows 10 event at New York, the company demonstrated to the world what's coming next for Windows. It's known as the "Creators Update."

The Creators Update is planned to release in mid 2017, and it packs a group of new features including a new prominence on helping everybody create, share, and play around with 3D models.

Here are the 10 updates that'll basically entice you to get Windows 10:

The 3D Effect

Microsoft says it needs Windows 10 to be a home for virtual reality, but also augmented reality and holographic computing — otherwise known as the HoloLens. To accomplish what Microsoft is portraying as its "2D to 3D journey" it's presenting an entire scope of new tools that support 3D content.

3D Paint

Microsoft plans to coordinate 3D creation tools into each part of Windows 10's suite of productivity tools. Integral to this is Paint 3D, a new form of MS Paint app that gives you a chance to build virtual models by cutting and pasting 2D pictures from photographs, doodling 2D pictures with the Surface Pen, or even 3D-scanning a genuine object with your smartphone's camera.

VR Headsets

Microsoft still adores Hololens, however with the greater part of this 3D content pumping through Windows 10, its AR headset is going to get company. Hardware accomplices like Lenovo, Asus, Acer, HP, and Dell will make VR headsets for both VR games and 3D experiences in Windows. Pricing starts at $300 (~Rs 20,000).

Game Broadcasting

People love to watch games—they're genuinely a new spectator sport. With the next update, Windows devices (including Xbox) will have the capacity to start streaming games in 4K with Beam.

Dolby Atmos Support

The implicit 4K Blu-beam player in the Xbox One S will soon support Dolby Atmos. If you have an Atmos-prepared soundbar, movie night is going to take a major sound jump with Windows 10.

Sharing

Back to desktop OS updates. At whatever point you need to share a photo or a bit of content in Windows 10, you'll have the capacity to instantly send it to the majority of the people in your contacts—those group of friends and associates will appear at the toolbar on the bottom of the screen.

3-D Emojis

With Windows 10 Creators Update, you'll have the capacity to send fun little emojis to your contacts. They're fundamentally 3D stickers like you'd find in a messaging app. The recipient sees the little graphic pop up at the bottom of the screen, springing to life simply over the contact symbol of the person who sent it.