S4 EP9 [Opinion] Five Features I would like to see in Windows 12

<p>In today’s podcast episode, I’m going to be giving my predictions as to what features I want to see Microsoft implementor reimplement in Windows 12, and why they would be essential for a newer and improved operating system. </p> <p><br></p> <p>(00:00) Introduction</p> <p><br></p> <p>(00:25) Part 1/First Remarks</p> <p><br></p> <p>(04:10) Part 2/Outro</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Transcript:</strong></p> <p>Introduction: </p> <p>               Hello everybody, I’m H.J. and welcome to today’s podcast episode. In today’s podcast episode, I’m going to be giving my predictions as to what features I want to see Microsoft implement or reimplement in Windows 12, and why they would be essential for a newer and improved operating system. </p> <p>[Transition sound]</p> <p>Main Body 1:</p> <p>The first and main thing that I want to see return to Windows in Windows 12 is the taskbar orientation. While this feature may seem like the lesser of the five features I would like to see, I do believe that it needs to be returned simply because of the aesthetic nature of the feature, and the number of people that would also love to see this feature return. </p> <p>[Transition sound]</p> <p>Main Body 2:</p> <p>               The second and most important feature of Windows 12 that would make Windows 12 a better operating system, is a reversion to the original security and hardware requirements that we saw with Windows 10, as Windows 11 left a lot of PCs behind because many just simply didn’t meet one or more of the hardware requirements. While I believe the security of Windows 11 was paramount, I do not believe that the hardware requirements should have been absolutely necessary.</p> <p>[Transition sound]</p> <p>Main Body 3:</p> <p>               The third feature I would like to see in Windows 12 is the idea of a floating and more “MacOS” type taskbar. This will make things seemingly a lot better and more pleasing. In addition to this, Microsoft should add their version of the finder app, and MacOS search bar settings for the taskbar