On Thursday, June 24, 2021, Microsoft will host an event about the "next generation of Windows." Microsoft is expected to announce Windows 11. Here's how you can watch it and what to expect to see.
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Microsoft will be live streaming the event starting at 6 p.m. on June 24, 2021. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Chief Product Officer Panos Panay will both be presenting at the event. If you can't tune in at the time of the live stream, you can go to Microsoft's website and watch it later on your own schedule.
You can only watch the Windows 11 event via a web browser. Just head over to the official Microsoft Windows Event pageto tune in when the time comes.
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You can watch it on a Windows 10 computer, Mac, Chromebook, iPad, Android tablet, Linux PC, or any other device you use.
You may also be able to find the live stream on Microsoft's YouTube channel when the time comes.
In a speech at the Build 2021 on May 25, 2021, Microsoft's CEO said that he had been using "the next generation of Windows" for several months and that we would hear about it at the event.
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The highlight of the event will be the official announcement of Windows 11. If you’re wondering what the Windows 11 user interface will look like, you can already take a look. There’s a new Start, new icons (the “Sun Valley” interface update), and a widget button on the taskbar. You’ll also need to sign in with a Microsoft account, unless you’re upgrading to Windows 11 Professional.
Other news expected to be announced is the cost of the upgrade, which is initially believed to be free. The announcement of a revamped version of the Microsoft Store, with a greater emphasis on desktop applications, is also possible. There are also rumors that the Microsoft Store will allow other store apps such as Steam, as well as competing browsers such as Google Chrome.
