According to network sources, Microsoft plans to release only one major update for Windows 10 this year. The spring update of the software platform is expected to be significant and will bring new features, while a less substantial update will be released in the fall.
If this is indeed the case, the Windows 20H2 update will be quite similar to Windows 10 19H2, as it will not introduce any major changes. The source notes that the 20H2 package will include some improvements and minor new features, but don’t expect more from it.
Preliminary builds of Windows 10 confirm this. For example, one of the latest preview builds of the operating system introduced an improved user interface for default app settings, as well as a redesigned settings menu for the 'Your Phone' app.
The global crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic is negatively impacting Microsoft's plans for releasing updates for the Windows 10 software platform. It is possible that due to the current situation, developers may have to postpone the launch date of the 20H2 update, but it is too early to say.
Depending on how things progress, Microsoft might eventually switch to a release schedule where new features are added only once a year, most likely with the spring update. However, this does not mean that fall updates will not bring any changes.
Source: 3dnews.ru
