Microsoft has finally confirmed that the next bigger Windows updates, known as Windows 10 Creators Update, will begin taking off on April 11 to clients around the world. Like with a year ago's Windows 10 Anniversary Update, which took off in August, the Creators Update will see a throttled release that will probably extend over a couple of months. The update will land following several months of beta tests, leaks, and bits of data teasing new components or features and will mark the second bigger updates to Windows 10 since the OS launched back in July 2015.
The Windows 10 Creators Update will bring a host of new components to the table, including important changes to Microsoft's Edge program, more features for touch screen-enabled gadgets, upgrades for gaming on Windows 10, and a lot more. As the name itself proposes, the Creators Update will also highlight new tools for clients who make and devour media on their Windows 10 PC. Such tools contain another Paint 3D application to add some cool new tricks to the typical drawing tool.
"We want Windows to be the place you want to make and play, with the devices to help you make your mark in the world," says Microsoft. The new Paint 3D application will be among the top components or features of the Creators Update, empowering clients to catch 3D pictures on their telephones and afterward alter and print them in 3D.
The forthcoming Windows 10 Creators Update will also put an overwhelming spotlight on what Microsoft calls blended reality, which plans to integrate the physical and virtual worlds. Various companies, such as Asus, HP, Dell, Acer, and Lenovo will release the first Windows blended reality-enabled headsets with the Creators Update soon. Designed on account of accessibility, these handsets will begin at just $299, Techtimes stated.
Microsoft wants to make Xbox the go-to place for games to make and play across Windows 10 and Xbox One, so it's building combined experience across consoles and PCs with Xbox Live and Xbox Play Anywhere. Gamers can buy a game once and appreciate it on both their PC and Xbox One.
Microsoft also brags that its Edge program is intended to be the best for Windows 10, as it's more secure than Google Chrome while delivering excellent battery life. The company says, Edge obstructs 9 percent more phishing sites and 13 percent more malware than Chrome, and it's also faster and more powerful.
Microsoft says that Windows 10 is the most secure business platform, offering advanced protection against many risks, such as malware, ransomware, and others. These are recently the top highlights the Creators Update will brag, however, there are significantly more elements or features and enhancements in the mix and they'll begin taking off soon enough.
