Microsoft is preparing a major update for Windows 11 in September. The new version, currently called 22H2, will be available from the 20th of next monthas reported The Verge, and will include important new features aimed at improving the user experience. Also some other accessibility features and various interface improvements. The list of new features is actually quite extensive, and although the company has not yet confirmed them, the latest test versions have already revealed many of them.
Microsoft, in particular, will add two new accessibility features to the next Windows 11 update. One of them is live subtitles. Designed for the deaf or hard of hearing, this feature will allow users to automatically add subtitles to content that plays audio, no matter what application or program is being used. On the other hand, Windows 11 version 22H2 also will allow users to control the interface by voice.
Windows 11 22H2 will also bring improvements to the Start Menu and Taskbar. soon it will be possible create app folders in the start menu itself. Thus, users can collect applications and programs of the same category into a section.
The Microsoft operating system will also bring back one of the key features of Windows 10: the ability to drag files or applications to the taskbar. Keep in mind that this feature was removed with the release of the first version of Windows 11 and will therefore be restored with the September update.
Windows 11 will bring interface improvements for the ultimate user experience.
In addition to the new features, Microsoft will also be adding some interface improvements to Windows 11 version 22H2. new animations and gestures for touchscreen devices. Task Manager, on the other hand, will be redesigned with several new features. Among them is a new command bar as mentioned The Vergeand a new section that will allow users to view and control those applications and programs that consume a lot of resources.
Click, the feature that allows you to create window groups in Windows 11, will also be improved in the version available from September. This will make it possible to see window designs or formats that are compatible with the applications we use.
Another novelty that will appear in this update – although it is expected to appear later – is the ability to create and navigate between tabs in File Explorer. In fact, this is one of the most anticipated features. And this is what users, if they currently want to move between different sections and folders, must do so in the same window; lose the old file and press the back button to get it back. Or opening new windows in each folder or file.
Source: Hiper Textual
