Every time Microsoft announces the next big Windows update, many users quickly start signing up for the Windows Insider beta program, to be able to test the new options before anyone else, obviously depending on the type of novelty that is going to be included. . But many others, olympically pass the beta program and prefer to wait for the official launch of the update. Last October, the Redmond boys aannounced the release of a new big update called Creators Update, an update that initially had a planned release date for the month of March, but for unknown reasons was delayed to April.
Microsoft has just officially announced the date on which it will launch this second major update to the market, an update that will not be the only update that will be released throughout this year, since before the end of 2017, it will launch a new one. The next April 11 is the date selected by Microsoft to offer all users this new update, an update, which like the previous one, Anniversary Update, will be completely free and will be available to all users who make use of Windows 10.
What's new in Windows 10 Creators Update
This update focuses on augmented and virtual reality, giving it greater prominence. Paint 3D will also be one of the novelties, an application that it will allow us to create mixed realities by adding three-dimensional objects on flat images, creations that we can share with social networks or print on 3D printers.
But the three dimensions will also reach the browser so that thanks to glasses designed by Microsoft, we can see all the objects we want to buy in 3D. MyPeople is another of the functions with which Microsoft wants to promote the use of Windows 10, a kind of hub similar to that of BlackBerry, where we can access all the notifications of our contacts.