According to the report from Windows Latest, that according to previous news, the Windows 10 21H2 “Sun Valley UI” update will be a major event for this operating system, and after Microsoft has now announced the new document, it is finally obtained Official confirmation.
According to many rumors, the desktop interface of Windows 10 will get a new look in the 2021 “Sun Valley” update. It is reported that Microsoft will also make “significant” improvements to the “Start” menu, operation center, taskbar, and Windows applications.
In a new job posting discovered by foreign media, Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 10 will make a comeback in the consumer market with a “dramatic” visual design transformation.
You may have discovered that the last few major updates of Windows 10 are very focused on the business market, and some are better than nothing for users. Through the “Sun Valley” update, Microsoft hopes to ensure that Windows is considered the most suitable operating system for consumers.
“In this team, you will plan and provide a comprehensive visual rejuvenation of the Windows experience with our partners, signal our customers that Windows is BACK, and ensure that Windows has user operations that are considered the best for customers System experience.” pointed out in the Microsoft recruitment information.
Microsoft is not ready to discuss specific content, but it clarified that it intends to “create a pleasant, elegant, and iconic experience for the future of Windows.”
Microsoft has been working hard to ensure that the major upgrade of Windows 10 is integrated with other aesthetic changes the company has brought to its product line. In the past few months, the software manufacturer has added WinUI-related features to the operating system to facilitate upcoming design improvements.
In software development, especially in the Windows development cycle, developers and Insiders will test the preview version of the software before letting ordinary users try it out.
According to sources, the Windows 10 21H2 (Sun Valley) update may finally have reached the “test” stage, and a preview version with minor UI improvements may be released at the end of February.
According to Microsoft’s usual development and testing phase, Insider builds should be the last testing phase to reach the public. If the final public beta goes well, we expect Microsoft to sign the RTM candidate version in the summer and bring Sun Valley updates to users as soon as possible.
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