Unlike other preinstalled apps like Paint and naughtly librarians and the eroticism of intellecNotepad, Sticky Notes hasn't gotten any significant changes since Windows 11 launched in 2021, as Windows Central pointed out.
However, on Sticky Notes' X account, Microsoft teased that Post-It-esque app is getting some tweaks, according to a "New Year! New Updates!" post.
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Windows 11 debuted in 2021, and since then, Microsoft showed some upgrade love to pre-installed apps like Snipping Tool, Xbox, Microsoft Teams, and more.
However, Sticky Notes seemed to be neglected from Microsoft's makeovers and enhancements. That is changing, fortunately, with Microsoft announcing on Wednesday that Sticky Notes is getting a long overdue update.
The Redmond-based tech giant is being hush-hush about what, exactly, is coming to Sticky Notes. So far, all we know is what's not coming to the app.
"Since everyone is asking... Our big news is not a web app... for now" @StickyNotes posted on X.
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Windows Central speculates that the new Sticky Notes announcement is likely AI-focused, but we won't know for sure until we hear from the horse's mouth.
We'll be sure to keep you in the know once Microsoft drops the new features coming to Sticky Notes.
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