Microsoft is one of the most innovative technology companies, the best in the business, and the maker of the Windows operating system. The Windows operating system is one of the most important consumer products Microsoft has included in its lifetime, and as we know, the company’s Windows 11 release date after Windows 10 on June 24th, named “Windows 11”.
However, according to recent reports, Windows 11 has been leaked online and analysts have started downloading the operating system via an ISO leak available online.
Videos and pictures that have surfaced online suggest that Windows 11 is not that different from the scrapped Windows 10X after all.
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As mentioned in a report from Engadget, this morning a Baidu user posted two Windows 11 Start Menu screenshots showing a central Start menu with rounded corners.
This preview of the latest Windows 11 UI is exactly what it was on Windows 10X. The icons on the desktop are placed in the lower center and a lot of people don’t like that.
Microsoft has kept our hopes high all along and everyone has been looking forward to June 24th for Microsoft’s biggest launch event, but I think we now have the final product.
Anyway, Windows 11’s user interface certainly has some bigger improvements than its predecessors, but more importantly, it has the same vibes as Windows 10 and in my opinion, there is a reason for it.
For those users who have been using the Windows operating system for so long, it is difficult to move to a whole new user interface. The operating system is the standard in all systems used in schools, government offices, corporate offices, and everywhere else.
A large proportion of Microsoft Windows users are not tech-savvy young adults and teenagers who understand the system inside out. In order to maintain universality among its target group, Microsoft cannot do much with the latest generation of Windows 11.
Now that we see what Windows 11 looks like, it was a good idea for Microsoft to completely remove the Windows 10X operating system.
Every Windows user really looks forward to installing the next iteration of Windows, which is finally getting an upgrade after 6 years.
No wonder, however, that Microsoft has given up the idea of software updates entirely and only focused on feature updates, which is really disappointing.
Apple’s macOS, on the other hand, is a very nice operating system with the best user interface in the industry and Windows has to completely rethink its structural user interface to keep up with the competition because Windows 10 looks pretty ugly before that.
