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Three weeks ago, rumors began to surface that despite Microsoft having only released Windows 11 late last year, the software giant was already beginning work on its successor, Windows 12.
Samsung’s One UI skin gives the company’s Android devices an arguably more appealing visual look, and the latest incarnation, One UI 4.1, introduces new color palettes and widgets, as well as additional features like RAM Plus and smart calendar functionality.
Apple rolls out a major update for its mobile operating systems -- iOS and iPadOS -- every year, introducing new features and enhancements. This year, iOS 15 gave us new ways to focus, better FaceTime, live text, photo memories, SharePlay, improved Apple Maps, and much more.
Windows 11 has been available to install for three weeks now, although some of the major new features, like support for Android apps, aren’t currently available in the generally available release yet (you need to be an Insider to test them for now).
As you’ll know by now, Microsoft is set to unveil the next version of its Windows operating system later this month. Codenamed Sun Valley, this promises to be a huge update, with current clues pointing to it being Windows 11.