Last year Microsoft said it had ambitious plans for the Windows 11 operating system in 2023. Now it seems the company is making good on its promise, as this year Microsoft has released the first major feature update for Windows 11, the Moment 2 update. The update, which includes artificial intelligence features and Phone Link support for iOS, is now available to all users. Meanwhile, Microsoft is also preparing to release the Moment 3 update in the next few weeks.
Ideally, Microsoft should deliver three major feature updates to users this year. The first has already been released, and the second is in progress and ready to be released. And according to Twitter user @PhantomofEarth, the third and final release of the year (Moment 4) is also in the works and will be released later this year, a view reiterated by Windows Central’s Zac Bowden, who says this essentially confirms that Windows 11 version 23H2 will The next major release of the Windows platform will still be available in the second half of 2024.
The Moment 4 update is expected to upgrade the OS version from 22H2 to 23H2, and Microsoft has abandoned the original idea of continuously servicing one version of Windows in favour of releasing a “new” OS every three years. Windows “12” (or whatever it’s called) is expected in 2024, and while we don’t know what Windows “12” will bring, a Microsoft executive has confirmed that the company will focus on AI-based features in the next version of its operating system. Focusing on AI-based features.
