Microsoft has just announced that Windows 11 will officially release on October 5th. Moreover, Windows 11 will be available for free to all Windows 10 users. Continue reading Microsoft will officially release Windows 11 on October 5th →

In June 2021, Microsoft stated that DirectStorage API would be exclusive to Windows 11. As we said in our story, this would have a negative effect on its adoption rate. And it appears we were right as MS has just revealed that Windows 10 will also support DirectStorage. Continue reading Windows 10 will officially support DirectStorage after all →

A couple of days ago, Microsoft revealed the official CPU requirements for Windows 11. As we claimed, and despite what some believed, Windows 11 will indeed require an 8th generation Intel Core or a 2nd generation AMD Ryzen CPU. Thankfully, though, Microsoft may lower these CPU requirements in the future. Continue reading Microsoft may lower the CPU requirements for Windows 11 to include 7th Gen Intel Core and AMD Zen 1 CPUs →

A couple of days ago, Microsoft officially announced the latest version of Windows, Windows 11. Alongside its announcement, Microsoft also shared a list of CPUs that will support this operating system. These CPU requirements were a bit high and some people thought that these requirements were only for OEM systems. However, Microsoft has now officially confirmed these CPU requirements. Continue reading Microsoft confirms that Windows 11 will require 8th Gen Intel Core or 2nd Gen AMD Ryzen →

After a major leak that occurred last week, Microsoft has officially announced Windows 11. According to the team, the big focus for Windows 11 is a simplification of the Windows user interface, a new Windows store, as well as improvements to performance and multitasking. Continue reading Microsoft officially announced Windows 11, first details about PC gaming →

As we’ve already reported, Microsoft plans to reveal the next-gen Windows on June 24th. And, from the looks of it, this next-gen Windows will actually be Windows 11 and not an upgrade to Windows 10. Continue reading First images surface from Windows 11 →