Download the New Version for Windows Things 3

To take full advantage of the latest features and functionality, it's essential to ensure that your device meets the minimum requirements. For Android phones, this means running Android 7.0 or later. On the PC side, Windows 10 (May 2019 Update or later) or Windows 11 is necessary, with certain features requiring specific hardware as outlined in the Windows 11 Specifications.

When it comes to upgrading to Windows 11, eligible PCs that meet the minimum device specifications are eligible for the upgrade. However, some features may vary by region, and not all apps will be available on every device. For example, games that use the Standard NVM Express Controller driver and a DirectX12 GPU with Shader Model 6.0 support require an NVMe SSD and a DirectX12 GPU.

Additionally, some features may have specific requirements, such as:

* Windows 10/11 (with updates) excluding S mode and ARM devices for certain apps

* DirectX 11 or later API for HDR support on compatible monitors

* API adoption by games for DirectStorage support

* Fresh installation of the latest version of Windows 11 to access all features

It's also important to note that PCs running previous versions of Windows will need to perform a full reset to use certain features, and only the latest version of Windows 11 is supported. Some layouts may be available based on display resolution and scale settings during the device support period provided by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).

In terms of accessibility features, Narrator natural voices are available in some markets, with US English only for live captions and voice access. A Windows PC with microphone capability is also required. As with any new software release, features and app availability may vary by region.

By understanding these requirements and limitations, you can ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience with the latest version of Windows Things 3.

Download the new version for windows Things 3