In 2022, Microsoft has provided two batches of features for its latest operating system. First, version 22H2 or “2022 update,” arrived. In September, and the second, so-called “Moment 1,” landed a month later. With Microsoft unwilling to explain its vague update policies, it’s easy for a Windows enthusiast to feel a little lost. However, a newly published report by Windows Central Let’s try to clarify the situation and take a look at the Windows 11 updates scheduled to arrive in 2023.
According to Zach Bowden from Windows Central, the next feature drop for Windows 11 should come in February or March 2023. We already know what features “Moment 2” will bring (including a bunch of controversial changes). Moreover, some of these features are already available in the stable version of Windows 11 22H2.
The “Moment 2” update includes a revived tablet mode, a much improved notification area (system tray), improvements for Windows Search, an improved task manager, a new page for managing energy efficiency, full-screen widgets, and Will bring a lot. All of these changes will continue Microsoft’s efforts to address major consumer criticism and make Windows 11 more modern and aesthetically pleasing.
Speaking of being more modern, expect the first feature update of 2023 to deliver a bunch of redesigns for some of the older dialogs from the Windows 8 era. Windows 11 Preview builds already have a new eyecandy feature for the date/time picker, rename this PC, reset Windows Firewall, and revert to the previous build UI.
As for the “Moment 3” update, users can expect it sometime in the middle of the year, as reported a few weeks ago. The release is likely to happen in May or June 2023. We don’t know what features to expect, but rumors say that Microsoft will continue to improve Windows Search, as well as provide a series of updates for dual-screen devices. The software giant should replace the stock Mail and Calendar apps with a new web-based Outlook client.
Finally, “Moment 4” should come out in September or October 2024. The report states that the “Moment 4” update could be Windows 11 23H2. Unlike Windows 11 22H2 and its extensive list of new features, Windows 11 23H2 will be a smaller release with a slightly less impressive set of new capabilities.
To recap, here’s what Microsoft Allegedly In store for Windows 11 in 2023:
- Windows 11 22H2 “moment 2” in February or May 2023
- Windows 11 22H2 “Moment 3” in May or June 2023
- Windows 11 “23H2” or “Moment 4” in September or October 2023
As usual, remember that the report is unconfirmed, so take it with a grain of salt.
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