Windows 9 coming in April 2015

Microsoft would have planned the arrival of Windows 9 for April, 2015. These are the latest rumors that come to us directly by the guys at The Verge, which are sure to see the announcement at the next conference for Microsoft’s developers license plate: the BUILD 2014. Microsoft is currently working on Windows 8.1 Update 1, but the company has big plans for the future of the OS.

To confirm everything we thought even Paul Thurrott, of winsupersite.com. His reasons are enclosed especially in the many criticisms that the Redmond company has received with Windows 8, which wants to try to get everyone to agree with a new version.

It is not clear what kind of changes will be made to Windows 9, but the news that we are expecting are definitely within the Metro. It is thought that the live tiles could be improved with new animations and features, which are useful to the user experience, being the symbol of the philosophy of Microsoft and its products. Earlier rumors suggested that Microsoft would even a project in the pipeline, which is to separate the tiles Metro to allow them to be used in separate windows from the traditional desktop.

Microsoft has also reported that it will serve three development versions, but unfortunately has not yet specified how and when. The company is currently in the final stages of planning for Windows 9 and the work of the closet that users should start right after the developer conference, scheduled for April 2. The conference will be useful not only for the launch of Windows 9, but also to explain what will be the key parts of the project, and then breaks down what the newspapers and people around the world do not deem interesting.

In short, we have no definite information yet, but Microsoft has big plans, and if he can improve Windows, through this new major release, we’re sure you will shine again as in the golden years.

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