Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Redstone 3) is coming later this year

During //BUILD/2017 event, Microsoft announced the next wave of their innovations for Windows 10 ecosystem. They announced that the next feature update, which is now known as 'Redstone 3', will be called 'Windows 10 Fall Creators Update'.

It's expected to release in later this year, probably in September. Read further to know more about the new features which are expected to release with that.

The next major feature update, Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, will get a new design system called 'Microsoft Fluent Design System'. This was earlier known as 'Project NEON'.

The new update will help you to experience the creativity across devices; be it Windows, iOS or Android. With Cortana in all those devices, you can pick up the task where you left off. Cortana will automatically ask you whether you want to pick it up.

Windows clipboard is now going to get the power of cloud. Across all the supported devices when you hit 'Copy', you can paste it in the other connected devices. This will make it faster and easier to perform the copy/paste operations between connected systems.

One Drive is now going to get the placeholder again. To save your local storage, you can now access all your files in the cloud without the need to download them. All those files will be seen and accessed on-demand from the File Explorer.

Windows Story Remix and Windows Timeline are some of the eye catching innovations that you are going to see in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. If you are a Windows Insider, you are expected to experience those ahead of final public release.