A famous Microsoft leaker hinted at a short "new Windows", something that has made many people guess what it means. However, the same leaker gave us another hint which may mean that it is something we have never heard before.
Our news comes from Twitter user @ _h0x0d, or "WalkingCat." This user has provided a lot of reliable information with leaks in the past, so there is probably no reason to question him.
Correction: its coming, but maybe not next month, sorry 😿 https://t.co/vbEjaJ8if8
- WalkingCat (@ _h0x0d_) February 26, 2021
WalkingCat started by announcing that the "new Windows" would be released sometime in March 2021. However, the first builds should not have been so stable and will be a little late.
Since then, many have begun to speculate about what the "New Windows" he mentioned might be. It could be their announcement Windows 10X, the revelation of a remote Windows 10 update called Sun Valley, or a hint for the upcoming update 21:1 am. All of this will probably clear up soon.
WalkingCat responded to this speculation by saying not to focus on date, but contrary to what “new Windows” means.
more clarifications: the (primary) point here is not about timing, it is the naming 🙃 https://t.co/vbEjaJ8if8
- WalkingCat (@ _h0x0d_) February 26, 2021
So while this may indicate that Microsoft may be releasing some public release for Windows 10X or the Sun Valley update, it could be something completely different.
- The "Windows 10X”Is a branch of Windows 10 that is designed to work on any device. You can put it on a laptop, phone or tablet and it will adjust accordingly.
- The "Sun Valley” is the code name for a scheduled update of Windows 10. We still know very little about it, but Microsoft plans to speed up the operating system.
- The "21:1 am” is a reference to Windows 21 version 1H10. H company it has already started rolling out in 21H1 to Insider Preview users, so it should be rolling out soon.
But now a trusted Microsoft leaker has announced that the "new Windows" is coming, and no one can be sure what it might mean. Let's wait and see.
