Microsoft is going to launch the “next-generation” of Windows on June 24 via a virtual event. 

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella had teased the a significant Windows update that will unlock economic opportunities for developers and creators at the Build 2021. Microsoft will likely  announce the details of the features coming to the next generation Windows update at this event. It is anticipated to bring a UI overhaul and a brand new Windows app store.

The tech giant has listed a new event on its website, scheduled for June 24 at 11am Eastern Time. Microsoft has also posted a tweet through the Windows Twitter handle which says the event will highlight all that's coming ‘next for Windows'. An image attached to the event hints that there might be a slight change to the Windows logo as well. 

In his keynote speech at Build 2021, Nadella said the next-generation Windows update will be the most significant one of the past decade. Apart from the significant UI changes and new monetisation opportunities for developers, other reported features to come with the next-generation of Windows include new system icons, the end of Windows 95 icons, and more.

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Microsoft has confirmed its event for bringing its xCloud cloud gaming service to Apple’s iOS platform and to Windows PCs, with the company saying it will support iPhone, iPad, and PC starting in spring 2021. 

It was being reported that Microsoft was looking to bring xCloud to ios via a mobile web app some time in "early 2021", and Microsoft has finally elucidated the timing in a blog. The company claims to have Windows 10 delivered through the Xbox app.

In the blog, Jerrett west writes “In Spring 2021, we will take the next step in our journey to reach more players around the world by making cloud gaming as part of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate available on Windows PCs through the Xbox app and browser, and iOS devices through a mobile web browser. By adding over a billion devices as a path to playing in the Xbox ecosystem, we envision a seamless experience for all types of players.”

xCloud will still be listed as part of Microsoft’s $15 a month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription. Microsoft plans to launch its cloud gaming beta through Game Pass to more markets next year.

For limitations that were imposed by Apple on ios apps and cloud services, Microsoft wasn't able to support the iphone and iPad with the xCloud beta in September. xCloud in beta is available for Android since September. 

Source: theverge

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Registrations for Microsoft Build 2021 are open, which is going to be held from May 25 to May 27, as per the announcement made by Microsoft.

The company has also confirmed the schedule of the event which same as last year will be held virtually and with no charge for the attendees, with a total of 10 speakers. 

CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella will commence the Build 2021 with a keynote at 9 pm Indian Standard Time (IST), followed by technical sessions from 10 pm IST.

With live QnA sessions, viewers will be able to choose from five different technical sessions based on their interests. 

The names of the speakers for the events are Amanda Silver, Donovan Brown, Kayla Cinnamon, Scott Guthrie, Leslie Richardson, Scott Hanselman, Anna Hoffman, Rajesh Jha, and Kevin Scott. 

Interested users can sign up for the event using their Microsoft, LinkedIn, or GitHub accounts. 

A special sign is also available for Microsoft Work or School accounts as well as Microsoft employees.

After the sign-in is done, visitors have to fill an online form followed by a survey with some basic information to register for the event. 

Microsoft Build is an annual developer conference held by the tech major to provide insights on what the company is working on for the coming year. 

Through the conference, the company aims to make the developers aware of how to best frame their work around various Microsoft services.