Oct 7, 2021
By: Shadab RabbaniWindows 11, Microsoft’s first generational OS update since Windows 10 in 2015, rolled out on October 5.
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Windows 11 has made multi-tasking easier for its users. Have a look at some key features we liked.
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When multiple windows are open, Windows 11 allows users to group multiple applications together in a grid. They can be saved for easier access.
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They are the set of open windows that are saved Snap Layouts, found in the taskbar, which you can access later.
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Windows 11 allows users to create and manage multiple virtual desktops on the same PC as per their needs, such as for school, work, gaming and others.
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The Microsoft App Store has a new design and improved integration with digital content.
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The redesigned start menu has now become the place to find your files and browsing history and look for application shortcuts.
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In Windows 11, users can access Microsoft Teams faster than ever as it is now integrated with the taskbar.
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You now have a dedicated Widgets icon on the taskbar that allows you to view the latest weather updates, news, to-do list and more.
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Windows 11 is bringing native support to Android applications, however, this feature will be rolled out with future releases.
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