Microsoft has added Microsoft Paint as the list of features in the “removed and deprecated” list for the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.
Microsoft first introduced the world to Microsoft Paint 32 years ago in 1985 as part of Windows 1.0.
There is a chance that Microsoft Paint will be in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, but Microsoft will no longer actively update the graphic editing software.
And Microsoft has not specified when exactly the graphic editing software would be removed.
As a replacement for the original Microsoft Paint software, Microsoft released Paint 3D in October.
Paint 3D allows users to share their work online.
Another application that is being removed in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is Outlook Express.
Microsoft has partnered with Johnson Controls to launch a smart thermostat product called GLAS. Johnson Controls is known for creating the first electric room thermostat.
The GLAS smart thermostat will run on the Windows 10 IoT core operating system.
The GLAS smart thermostat is going to have a translucent touchscreen that supports Cortana voice commands so you do not have to talk to your phone or a smart speaker to adjust the temperature.
Plus the GLAS device will be able to detect the presence of users in the room and detect air quality indoors and outdoors.
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