Windows 10 is the most used desktop or console operating system at the moment, with over 1 billion devices being active globally according to data provided last month by Microsoft. The problem is that this operating system also needs a lot of improvements, almost constantly, and 10 very big changes are being prepared for Windows 3 that will radically improve its user experience.
Windows 10 first of all, it will have improved the system of notifications that users receive from native or third-party applications, at the moment it is working poorly, with delayed receipts, or even not at all. Microsoft wants to solve the situation, and hires people to modify Windows 10 in such a way that the notifications sent by the applications arrive in real time, correctly, on the computers of those who have activated them.
Windows 10: 3 BIG Changes Microsoft is Making Now
Windows 10 it will also improve an extremely important system for everyone, Windows Indexer, which is based on Windows Search and File Explorer, i.e. the platform through which we search for files. It seems that Windows 10 will have solved the problems that now generate a large load on the processor when searching for files, or when indexing files, their search speed will be substantially increased with the new improvements.
"Our team's overall goal is to power the next set of app experiences on Windows and attract developers to our platform. Some of the work the team will continue to do will include: Improving the performance of the Windows indexer that allows end users to quickly find their files and information. Improving the reliability of the Windows notification system to support the needs of Xbox, Mobile devices and to achieve "ringtone" reliability. It supports cloud-clipboard and app sharing.”
Windows 10 it will also have a system implemented that will allow you to copy information from the clipboard to the cloud for access in various types of devices that run the operating system. This system is extremely useful, especially in companies, and Microsoft has most likely received requests from some customers on the business side to have such a system in Windows 10, and it will come, maybe even in 2020.
Windows 10 it more than likely has the changes in the works now, but Microsoft also wants to hire some new engineers to work in the teams that are already dealing with these very important changes for all users.
