Sandra Theres DonyMicrosoft has made an announcement and that has brought Twitter users on their tiptoes. As per the announcement made by the tech giant, Windows 11 is all set to release on the 5th of October. This new operating system is going to be a free upgrade for eligible devices. Although October 5 is named as the release date, it will not be a wholesome package. Windows users will not be strangers to this aspect because just like in the past, this upgrade will also be available step by step in phases. Here is the tweet that started a frenzy of reactions and responses on Twitter.
As perfect as 11.11 *would* be, we just couldn't wait any longer to make #Windows11 available. Get it October 5th, and read all about it now.
— Windows (@Windows) August 31, 2021
The What, When, and How
The upgrade will be offered to the eligible devices first following which it will be made available to other devices in the market. This will be in the course of the following months and weeks. The company expects the upgrade to provide the best possible experience to the users as it has drawn a lot of insights from in-depth research on Windows 10. It is estimated that by mid-2022, the upgrade will be made available to all the devices deemed eligible for the same.
The users of the present Windows 10 PCs will know the time of the availability of the update as soon as the Windows update notifies them. Another thing to be kept in mind is that although the upgrade will be released on the 5th of October, not all the promised features will be available since that will be a more gradual process. Particularly the feature where Microsoft is all set to bring Android apps to Windows 11. This feature that will be carried out in partnership with Amazon and Intel will also have to wait. Although a preview might be made available in the coming months, the actual feature will not be available till 2022.
Responses on Twitter
As soon as the release date was announced, Twitter started to brim with reactions and responses from all directions. Soon enough, Windows 11 shot to the trending list on Twitter. Let us take a look at some reactions and responses.
High on expectations.
If windows 11 doesn't come with this then I don't want it pic.twitter.com/2vGfgJTRoM
— irv (@speedboatirv) August 31, 2021
BREAKING: Microsoft is releasing Windows 11 on October 5th. The free upgrade will be available for eligible Windows 10 PCs, rolling out gradually throughout October and beyond. Full details here: https://t.co/W5NOqDcMEv pic.twitter.com/tQ4upKxcB9
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) August 31, 2021
Windows 11 is coming October 5th. Designed to empower you to produce and inspire you to create. Pumped to see what you do with it! https://t.co/gBCfMnXGfK
— Panos Panay (@panos_panay) August 31, 2021
That is some iron resolve right there. Or should I say, the resolve of a captain?
Insiders running Windows 11 who are being told to go back to Windows 10 because their PCs are unsupported be like pic.twitter.com/l1yIjbBPn9
— Zac Bowden (@zacbowden) September 1, 2021
Talk about straightforward decisions. No “window” for doubt or confusion.
Do I use Linux? Yes.
Am I gonna upgrade to Windows 11? Yes.
— Seb 💻🇧🇦 (@LinuxSeb) August 31, 2021
Walk down memory lane.
Microsoft is releasing Windows 11 on October 5th.
Reminds me of this EPIC video of Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates releasing Windows 95 in 1995.
— John Pompliano (@JohnPompliano) August 31, 2021
As they say “good things take time.”
Windows 11 releasing on 5th October.😍
But as of now Android app Support will not be there !! pic.twitter.com/5lC8wecdVK
— Debayan Roy (Gadgetsdata) (@Gadgetsdata) August 31, 2021
The art of visualizing the abstract. Or is it just a random meme?
You see the Windows 11 announcement?… pic.twitter.com/kxNoT6Lgj8
— DazzReviews (@DazzVideos) August 31, 2021
Let the excitement stay till the end.
Excited 🤩
Windows 11 releasing on 5th October,2021@Windows#Windows11 #windowsOS pic.twitter.com/hWvqLkezTA— Param Mahant (@ParamMahant1) August 31, 2021