If you’ve been running the Windows 10 Insider Program, you’re probably well aware of the features coming, as they’ve been in testing for months. For everyone else, here’s a recap of the biggest changes:

The update was previously known as the Spring Creators Update, but Microsoft decided using dates was a simpler naming scheme. That probably makes sense as Windows 10 gets older – keeping track of biannual updates named after seasons and features could get messy.

You can give it a try for yourself next week. Keep in mind Microsoft tends to roll out big updates slowly, but it usually provides an option for those who want to get their hands on the software as soon as possible. We’ll let you know when we find out more as the date comes around.