Fall Creators Update could be the last update for current Windows smartphones
It hasn&39;t been that long since Microsoft&39;s spring update hit the market An update (Creators Update) focused primarily on the landscape of the PC and that a few days later came to Windows 10 Mobile but with much less news than those enjoyed by its desktop cousins."
Something was cooking at Microsoft. A change that has been revealed with the preview that we have had of CShell, of the adaptive interface in which they work in Redmond as well as in the leaks that speak of a new batch of devices.But Where does Windows 10 Mobile fit in here as we know it today?
Well, it fits badly, like a leftover puzzle piece that we don't know where to put. This sentiment was also felt when we began to hear about the Fall Creators Update, the next version of Windows 10 that will once again focus on the PC leaving Windows 10 Mobile partly aside
Microsoft has stated that the operating system has all the functionality planned for users
And it is that Microsoft's mobile platform has been placed in an intermediate branch between what we previously knew as Redstone. An intermediate branch of development called in the Microsoft environment Redstone 2 Feature 2 in which they work to deliver the news corresponding to the _hardware_ that is currently on the market . The novelties that are yet to come, especially those focused on the business world... but little else.A movement that may remind many of the transition from Windows Phone 7 to Windows Phone 8 and how a large number of models fell by the wayside.
History can repeat itself
Microsoft is already working on a new mobile version of its operating system, a revision that new models that arrive on the market can use throughout the year 2018. A renewed operating system that aims to set aside the models that we can currently find on the market.
This would make current devices already have an expiration date marked, end of support regardless of the more or less powerful _hardware_ that integrate Cases like the HP Elite x3 could be an example of models that would not see a new version of Windows arrive beyond the one that will arrive in September.Not even if they are within the Insider Program, because in this case they would only receive cumulative updates.
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