Windows 11 also includes tools to help you more easily view multiple apps running at the same time — a big deal if you use large monitors — and it makes working with multiple screens easier, too. If you (or your company) relies on Microsoft Teams for chats or conference calls, you won’t need to worry about installing it either, since it’s built into Windows 11. Meanwhile, you can access a new panel of “widgets” that offer quick views of the weather, your calendar and more, and eventually, you’ll even be able to find popular Android apps from inside the Microsoft store. (The company hasn’t confirmed when that feature will go live, though.)

Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/10/05/how-to-upgrade-windows-11/