The new development of Microsoft

On Microsoft's horizon two names appear in bold: Windows Lite (or whatever it is called at the end) or Windows Core OS (WCOS). It is a modular development with a polished user interface, oriented to portable devices that have flexible and modular screens. The goal is to have a unified base for your operating system that you can then adapt to different formats.

Versions of an operating system that arrives with the difficult task of standing up to Chrome OS in the educational sector and in certain professional fields .And the latest information refers to a possible delay until they end up coming to light.

Much still to be developed

This is what people are saying at Windows Central, where they talk about issues during the development of Windows Core OS The goal of Windows Core OS is to make it easy to create user interfaces designed for these new devices that can be adapted to today's desktop and laptop PCs, of course, but also to HoloLens 2 or a hypothetical Surface Phone.

The problem is that Windows Lite still cannot run Win32 applications, a type of apps that have always been able to run on different Windows versions. And among them we now find a fundamental one, such as the new Chromium-based Edge browser.

An important _handicap_ that can cause even a test version not to be released before the release of the version that would later reach all users. Therefore, it could still take us a while to see it arrive.

The new operating system is currently being tested internally on devices such as the Surface Go, Surface Pro 4, 5 and Surface Pro 6 so that it would not arrive before 2020. And perhaps in parallel with the arrival of a new device that includes a flexible screen.

We don't know if Microsoft could provide more information on the Build being held in a few days in Seattle, but all indications are that we will still have to wait for more news about.