The internal release of “The Next Generation of Windows” has been leaked. This shows that Windows 11 will get a new user interface and other new features.
A week ago Official release on June 24th Is on the Chinese platform வெய்போ A pre-release version of the upcoming operating system has been released. You have confirmed both the new name “Windows 11” and changes to the user interface. All Previously rumored innovations No leak in pre-release.
Windows 11 with Windows 10X accents
With Windows 11 centralized taskbar. (Srceenshot: The Verge)
Leaked screen shots indicate that Microsoft is integrating design elements of its crushed Windows 10X into Windows 11. The start menu of Windows 11 is similar to 10X. It comes without animated tiles (live tiles), so it is much lower than the solution in Windows 10. Also, applications can be matched explicitly and the last files will be displayed. Additionally, there is the option to quickly close or restart Windows 11 devices by changing the corresponding buttons.
It is worth noting that the Microsoft taskbar is centered and is no longer pressed in the lower left corner of the screen. In addition, Microsoft has streamlined the overview of the taskbar, integrating a new Start button and a new menu. As already leaked, The menu no longer folds upwards, but runs in full layout with rounded corners in a slightly floating window.
If you do not like the new fit, you have the option to move the application icons and the Start menu to the left. Dark mode is also available.
Among other things, Windows 11 gets a new window management. (Animation: margin)
How Chris Welch from The Edge Writes correctly, the new Windows 11 in the initial version looks more like a refined version of Windows 10 than a completely new one.
Windows CentralPeople who have seen Windows 11 also report that modern design extends to context menus. The pre-release version includes new standard wallpapers and a panel of new widgets for calendar, news, weather and more. In addition, a new “installation experience” is moving.
With eleven minutes in advance of Microsoft Video pointed out with old Windows startup sounds, Windows 11 gets new sounds. Among other things, there will be a fresh opening sound.
I may be asking a lot of things, but is the new Windows 11 starting to sound like Windows 95 start-up modernizing? pic.twitter.com/WDnhHeT7iq
– Jack Botan (ac Jack Botan) June 15, 2021
Windows 11: Preset version without store modifications
The leaked pre-release version of Windows 11 does not yet contain previously leaked information about a new Windows Store. In the final version, developers can set up any Windows program via the Windows App Store – including browsers such as Chrome or Firefox.
Nothing has changed in the pre-release version of Windows 11 from the Windows Store. (Screenshot: Margin)
What’s new, however, is that the Xbox app is now integrated with Windows 11 and offers faster access to the Xbox Game Pass games, social components of the Xbox network, and the Xbox Store. According to The Verge, the Xbox Game Bar and Windows Game mode have not changed visually yet.
The leaked version already shows where Microsoft Windows 11 is heading: the new version will be clean and modern without confusing the hundreds of millions of existing users. However, we must not forget that the leak is not yet a finished release version, so Microsoft may reveal some surprises from its cap on June 24th.
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