Microsoft is ready to reveal the next step for Windows later this month, but it seems that leaks have defeated the company. Windows 11 fled online, giving us a look at several major changes in the Microsoft user interface plans to implement with this new operating system. There is a lot to take, so if you are the guy who likes to be surprised by these revelations, you probably should go back now.
For those who want to see what is new as soon as possible, this escape leaves little to the imagination. The leak started with a pair of shared screenshots on Baidu, but it was not long before the entire operating system leaks, giving the curious users the chance to install it and take it for A rotation itself. The Tom Warren Verge was one of those people and shared a screenshots charge indicating the new operating system.
It looks like Windows 11 will get a fairly large redesign in the appearance department. In a GIF, Warren shows the Windows 11 desktop with a centered taskbar and a new startup menu, noting that windows now have rounded corners instead of their usual cutting edges. It also gives us a look at the new Xbox application with the new Windows 11 connection feature that allows users to shoot windows to half or even a quadrant of the screen.
It’s a big change, but there are familiar windows sites among all that is new, including the control panel. Windows 11 also has an even more moderate starter sound than Windows 10. Alas boot sound, it seems that Windows days welcome you with a jingle murals are good and really finished.
So it was a great day on the Windows front. We have not long been waiting before Microsoft no longer reveals the next step for Windows, because the company should reveal this new operating system at an event on June 24. We will cover this event as happens, so stay attentive for more.
