On October 26, just 20 days after Microsoft announced the Windows 11 22H2 update globally, it was revealed: probably coincidentally, Moment 2 feature update for Windows According to recent sources, the release date of the new update is January 2023.
The preview, named “23003.ni_moment_directdash_dev1.221018-160”, appeared just before the 34th minute of a video posted on YouTube by the Windows Insider Channel Webcast. Moment 2 is part of Microsoft’s new strategy to add minor features to a version, in this case 22H2.
It is worth noting that this update will not reach consumers under the name Build 23003, as it is cumulative. Since there is no recent version of the OS, it will probably only increase the number of builds 22622 or 22621. Some of the upcoming features are already available for testers of the Windows Insider platform.
What could come with the new Windows 11 update?
While Moment 2’s release notes have yet to come out naturally, one of the new features that may be on board are the long-awaited features. “tablet-optimized taskbar”. This innovation is exactly what appears in the video posted by the Windows Insider channel on YouTube.
Despite being announced at the Surface event in October, another feature to bet on is iCloud’s integration into the Windows 11 Photos app. This update will allow iOS devices to sync photos with a PC just like the Photos app on macOS.
Now that users are accustomed to Microsoft’s new system of not sending all resources “in one package”, the decision is paying off. Now, users no longer have to wait months for new features until the next “big” update.
Source: Tec Mundo
