Communicated Content – Fresh off the back of Apple parading their latest iPhone onto the market to global acclaim, Microsoft has followed suit by applying updates to the highly anticipated Windows 11.
For many, Windows is synonymous with a different time of living, a perhaps simpler time, where computers ruled the roost and Microsoft enjoyed a great monopoly on proceedings.
Times have inevitably changed however and the advent of international technology conglomerates has applied some pressure to Microsoft and in turn Windows in recent times.
However, the global update of Windows 11 garnered international interest, testimony to the impact Windows still enjoys within the crowded tech marketplace.
When Windows 11 first hit the market in the Autumn of 2021, its impact was instantly felt, but in the subsequent 12 months or so, experts have been able to pick plenty of holes in the product.
As ever, Windows have been looking to seek innovation with its update in 2022 and its collaboration with Amazon and the Amazon Appstore has been a bit of a line in the sand.
Rivaling Apple and its App Store has always been a priority for the likes of Google and Microsoft and teaming up with Amazon and, in turn, Android may well be the way to do things.
Android continues to be a little divisive among tech consumers, with the jury out on how effective and efficient their offerings are, especially in terms of usability.
However, they do attract a loyal army of customers and with their output continually improving, Windows look to have jumped on the bandwagon early with their Windows 11 update collaboration.
Another key innovation with Windows 11 is the enhanced system security measures Microsoft has been able to implement across the board.
Windows 11 only runs with a trusted platform module, giving users optimum peace of mind in terms of their personal data and cybersecurity.
Being able to use an online platform safely has become key for all ages of the user, and Windows look to have identified a key appeal point for users.
Technological innovation and graphical developments are also being served up by Windows, as they look to address the growing re-trend in computer gaming.
More users are participating in conventional PC gaming in 2022 than they have been over the past decade, and clear efforts have been made within Windows 11 to accommodate those curves.
A knock-on effect within those improvements is the developments in video technology capabilities available to users, with products such as Movavi software, Blender, and CyberLink able to perform to their maximum capacity with Windows 11.
Catering for the needs of all users has been the USP for Windows since its inception in 1985 and offers cutting-edge options for fans of gaming, video technology or simply browsing the internet.
