Windows 11 is coming, are you ready?
According to foreign media reports, Microsoft unexpectedly released a new supporting document confirming that Windows 11 is genuine. On GitHub, we can see that Microsoft’s Azure document has confirmed the existence of subsequent versions of Windows 10. Although this leak seems to confirm that Windows 11 will coexist with Windows 10, it did not disclose any information related to its global release schedule.
It is not yet known whether Windows Insiders will receive the preview version on the same date as the announcement. Although we hope that Microsoft can synchronize the release of the preview version with official events. At the same time, we don’t know whether the stable version will be released in October. A reasonable possibility is that the update will be shipped together on a series of new devices from OEM partners during the holiday season.
It is worth mentioning that Microsoft said that it is planning to “innovate and develop exciting sensor technology” for future versions of Windows. As part of Windows 11 or the upcoming Windows update, popular features such as “user presence detection”, gesture detection, and ambient light will be improved to “achieve a dazzling user experience on Windows.”
According to sources familiar with the company’s plans and a document published in September 2020, Microsoft is apparently working on a new default gesture experience, which will be located on the top of the user interface (and application) to allow on the touch screen. Gesture operation similar to the touchpad.
“Microsoft is considering introducing more touch-based gestures in Windows to make it easier for users to use touch to complete various tasks,” Microsoft’s Azure project manager Pranav Hippargi wrote in a supporting document.
The leak of Windows 11 has confirmed the redesigned interface, which will change the arrangement of the start menu and taskbar buttons. Like Windows 10X, the start menu and taskbar icons are now centered, but users can reposition everything to the left from the native settings app at any time.
Some important Windows 11 changes include rounded corners in Start, Windows Search, menus, and other windows. Microsoft has also updated traditional functions such as the control panel and device manager, using rounded corners, and adding the shadow effect of the Fluent Design design language.
In addition to these cosmetic improvements, according to the leaked build and documents, Microsoft is also believed to be developing new gesture controls and an improved window arrangement experience.
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