Windows 10 update aims to help identify best photos, videos

The new Microsoft Windows 10 Fall Creators Update will focus more on improving other companies’ operating systems like Android and iOS. So here we go! The feature will be available with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update that will also unveil a major design overhaul for ageing Windows 10 platform. The new update is going under the title ‘Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, ‘ and will be available later this year. You can also create mixed reality by adding 3D objects to your photos and videos to tell stories in a whole new way or turn your photos and videos into your canvas, drawing on them with Windows Ink. The latest update, likely to arrive in September, will bring a lot of features. The app takes advantage of deep learning to organize images and clips into stories, complete with a soundtrack and transitions. The long-time rivals have put their differences aside to work on the Windows-based iTunes app. Developers will be able to use this to create VR content for consumers. It should make it easier to resume working on something when you switch devices.

Termed by Microsoft as the Fluent Design Language, the new design theme aims to make Windows 10 a pleasant experience rather than exclusively a productivity oriented OS. Users can install them as apps on their gadget, allowing them to run Windows and Linux applications side-by-side without dual-booting.

Moreover, the software giant announced new tools for Windows developers.

Just like I earlier reported the arrival of Ubuntu on Windows Store, Fedora and openSUSE will make an appearance in Windows Store pretty soon. Hopefully we get a little more detail on these features before the launch.

One surprising theme is how intent Microsoft is on having its desktop OS work in concert with non-Microsoft devices like iPhones and Androids, but a visual design refresh also looms large. With the all new Azure mobile app user can manage their Azure Cloud and more. Additionally, it will also be compatible with iOS and android. Microsoft has uploaded an intriguing video of this sleek new style, and it looks to be a huge departure from its current Metro UI aesthetic. But these were the biggest announcements from company. “All of these join together in concert to give us the capabilities to build immersive, rich apps that scale continuously across the device ecosystem”. And I will see you in the next one.