What Windows 12 Means for Students and Learners
Windows 12, expected to be released in late 2025, is shaping up to be one of Microsoft’s most advanced and AI-powered operating systems. Though Microsoft hasn't officially announced its release date, tech insiders and early preview builds suggest major changes are on the way. The new version is designed to offer a smarter, faster, and more modern user experience.
One of the biggest changes expected in Windows 12 is a refreshed user
interface. with a floating taskbar, top search bar, and AI-generated wallpapers.
It’s designed to work better on both touchscreens and desktops, making it great
for students using tablets or laptops. The outdated Control Panel may finally
be replaced by a unified Settings app. A key highlight is Windows Copilot, an
AI assistant that helps with tasks like finding files, launching apps, and
summarizing content.
One standout feature is Windows Recall, which
allows students to search for past files and actions using simple language. You
won’t need to remember file names anymore. Another smart feature is AI Super
Resolution, which improves the quality of videos and images in real time using
the system’s Neural Processing Unit (NPU) — useful for media projects and
presentations.
Windows 12 introduces CorePC, a new system
design that separates system files from user data. This makes updates faster,
safer, and more reliable. Like Android and ChromeOS, the system can roll back
quickly if something goes wrong. It will also support direct APK file
installation, expanding beyond the limited Amazon Appstore and giving access to
more Android apps and games. Performance is also enhanced for ARM-based devices
like Snapdragon laptops.
In summary, Windows 12 aims to bring a bold new look, AI-powered tools, stronger security, and better performance to your PC. Whether you're a student, professional, or gamer, these changes are designed to make your digital life easier and more productive.
Haneena Ismail. K
3rd Semester BCA
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