Microsoft had announced earlier this year about its next Windows 10 release would be called Falls Creators Update. This would be a successor to the Creators Update, mostly because its launch date is projected to take place in the fall.
But while this designation does make sense for Americans, who refer to autumn as to “fall,” this doesn’t align with the naming used by other countries across the world, such as those in Europe.
Microsoft will be using different names for the Windows 10 Redstone 3 Update, with the new release likely to be called Fall Creators Update in the United States and Autumn Creators Update in other countries, like the United Kingdom.
This is without a doubt, this could only cause more confusion among users, especially because in some parts of the world, like the southern hemisphere, the Redstone 3 update would see daylight during the spring.
On the other hand, it is expected that most people would refer to the update as to Windows 10 version 1709, and Microsoft now itself uses the version number in its official documentation.
