Microsoft announces new Windows official name next week

Microsoft will hold a meeting in San Francisco next week, with participants participating in the invitation. Microsoft is expected to release the new version of Windows official name at the meeting. The Windows operating system, code-named Threshold, has a partial leak in its function and interface, but the name is still very different, known outside of Windows 9 and Windows two. A new report from Reuters says Microsoft will announce the official name of the new Windows product next Tuesday, possibly Windows 9, windows, or a completely different brand. Currently, Microsoft's internal name is Windows threshold or Windows X. It is estimated that the name Windows X may be a placeholder. Terry Myerson, head of Microsoft's Windows business, also made a wacky push on Twitter, saying that Microsoft had not yet decided on the final name, and that the fat body obscured the final name of Windows threshold on the rear display. Windows is seen as a traditional asset and cash cow for Microsoft, and Microsoft will not give up the name of Windows on its new operating system, and Microsoft is unlikely to change its name as long as customers need Microsoft's operating system.