Windows 11 Will Have Two New Preinstalled Apps

If there’s anything better in Windows 11 compared to its predecessor, Windows 10, it may be the overhaul of the design. Most people are delighted by it, although there could be even more improvements in Microsoft’s latest operating system. Everything could be relative, in the end.

Ever since the release of Windows 11 last year in October, we have been convinced that the developers will bring some interesting updates for the operating system. New information already confirms it.

Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22572 for Dev channel brings two Inbox apps

The Insider Preview Build 22572 becomes available in Windows 11, as Microsoft itself announced.

The update brings two apps that will come as preinstalled in Windows 11. Or, to say it in another way, it means they’re becoming Inbox apps.

Microsoft Family and the Clipchamp video editing tool are the two apps in question. The former is available for Windows Home users, while the latter can be accessed from any Windows 11 version.

Here’s what Microsoft has to say through its blog about the implementation of the Family app:

The family safety features you use on web and mobile are now available on Windows 11 starting with this build with the Microsoft Family app. Set parental controls to filter inappropriate apps and games and set browsing to kid-friendly websites for Microsoft Edge. Help your kids balance their screen time activity on Windows, Xbox, and Android and use activity reporting to better understand your family’s digital activity. Stay connected even when you’re apart with family location tracking.

Perhaps Microsoft would do great if it brings more preinstalled games on the Windows 11operating system, but only time will tell if that will happen or not!

The new build also brings plenty of other exciting stuff, but we’re not willing to spoil the surprise. We’ll let you discover for yourself!