Until the final release of Windows 11, some integrated applications will have a glossy surface, including paint and photos. Website Windows Latest I was able to take a closer look at the “redesign” in advance. The new operating system provided by Microsoft has now reached beta status.
Applications are given a design in the style of Windows 11
Basic graphics application Paint and simple photo viewer and editor photos, pre-installed applications “Alarm & Clock”, calculator, text editor, notepad and voice recorder all get small optical redouching. The “new” design relies less on well-known ribbons, but offers the title of applications in the style of the new Windows Explorer. Meanwhile, Microsoft has also released related images.
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Paint in new design (Image: Microsoft)
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More fluent design and new applications
On stage Unsplash Microsoft has released a total of 138 images on this topic, but they reveal only a few details. With Windows 11 (report), Microsoft aims for a continuous look at the operating system. In addition, the sleek design is becoming more and more popular with Windows 11.
As Windows Latest More reports, the “new” Outlook and the Microsoft Teams client for Windows 11 will be launched in the next few weeks.
Windows 11 22 H2 is coming to Dev Channel soon
“Teams 2.0” is already available to participants in the Windows 11 Insider program. Additionally, the first major feature update for Windows 11 22H2, Windows 11 is already in development, but will be released and tested on the Dev channel first without the new feature package.
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