Win10 major update RedStone officially started. It appeared in June 2016 at the earliest

Microsoft has long said that the official release of Windows 10 is just a new beginning, followed by a wave of size updates, large-scale updates will be several times. The first wave is Threshold 2, which will be released within a few months. The fastest this month, the update is not large, mainly due to some small features, details adjustment, and underlying improvements. The most prominent is the Edge browser support extension. New Messaging app.

The second update code was "RedStone", which was first passed down as the next generation operating system, but looks more like a Windows 10.1, just like the Windows 8.1/8 relationship.

It will bring a series of new features and improvements that users are craving, but everyone has to wait, it is estimated that it will be released after one year of Windows 10 release, that is, the second half of next year.

In the past few months, Microsoft has been planning RedStone, and now it can be confirmed that it has officially entered the initial development phase, and quietly started for a few weeks.

This means that engineers and programmers are knocking out new code and new features are taking shape.

It is said that the compiled version number of RedStone has entered the Build 11xxx series, and even the first development branch rs1_onecore_mqbase1 appears on Build-Feed. But after all, it’s too early to talk about what changes RedStone will have. It’s too early to see the leaked version.

According to previous news, RedStone will be offered to Win10 users in two batches, in June and October 2016 respectively. Therefore, this version of the test may not begin until the beginning of 2016. But if someone leaks the relevant version, you can jump out of the limits of "theoretically".