Windows 10 May 2021 Update Gasket The Fate of Windows 10x

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This could be Google’s big day, but the rest of the world of technology will not pause for Google I / O. In fact, Microsoft has curiously timed the advertisement of Windows 10 version 21h1’s Rollout right the day when Google is at the center of Tech News. Anyway, many computers users will want to take note of this update to prepare for the worst scenarios. Similarly, it also brings sad news to those who always hope to see a 10x window in the future.

Windows 10 version 21h1, a.k.a. The May 2021 update has been explicitly designed to be an “scoped” update, which means that it is a relatively minor update that focuses on safety and quality. Just like the 20h1 last year update, Microsoft has recognized that this is not the right time to break the PCs people with big updates.

Nevertheless, Windows 10 updates are notorious for breaking computers, regardless of size, which is why Microsoft says it adopts a “measuring approach based on the applicant” to deploy the update. This means that downloads are foreign and can not even appear for some devices, especially those with compatibility issues. Microsoft says those who are already on Windows 10 Version 2004 or 20h2 will undergo a faster update because the 21H1 version will be installed as a monthly update.

Microsoft has also taken the time to solve an elephant in the room, the destiny of Windows 10x. As indicated, it is roughly canceled this special version of Windows because it realized that its features could benefit all Windows users in general. It even says that some technologies, such as application containers, voice typing, and a new keyboard are already built into Windows.

What Microsoft continues to be silent is the fate of the neo surface, the double-screen device that should have been where Windows 10x will start first. At this point, all this is certain that the device has also been canceled, dotted hopes of a future double-screen device, whether Windows or even Android.

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