Microsoft have been releasing updates on its software for desktops and laptops. Even Microsoft Office has updated its programs for its users and just recently that the company decided to give the Paint app an upgrade.
Microsoft announced its newest Windows update last August as it celebrated its anniversary.
Microsoft's Paint Remodeled
Back in May, there have been leaks of photos showing what to expect on the Windows 10 version of Paint. Microsoft had even improved the app ever since its teasers. Now, Microsoft will release a new Paint App for Windows 10, in a report on The Verge.
A video was released showcasing the familiar features of Paint and the new feature of Paint Preview, which is 3D object support. The newest version of the said app will allow the users to draw 3D objects and add footnotes to them.
New markers and art tools are also available that will help the artists in creating 3D drawings and brushes that are easy-to-use. The tools are user-friendly and pen-ready, too. Paint Preview can connect 3D objects, 2D photographs and stickers to produce a 3D drawing.
Microsoft released the video right after it announced that the company will be having its special event in New York on October. There are rumors that new Surface will be announced on its event.
Windows 10 "Redstone 2", Another Update For Microsoft
Windows 10 has a version 2.0 called Redstone 2. Redstone 2 is predicted to be available next year as announced by the officials.
Redstone 2 will add minor features but no major features will be added. Some of its features include being able to hide the app list in Settings. Second update is new Windows Update icon. Third, adjustments on precision touch pads. Lastly, improvement on navigation for installed photo apps, according to ZD Net.
