A massive redesign of Windows 10 has been leaked by Microsoft

A new word from Microsoft shows that Windows 10 is about to get a big change. Yes, following macOS Big Sur, Which has got a fresh iOS-like look, looks like Microsoft is about to breathe a lot of new life into Windows 10, in 2021 H2 Sun Valley Update.

News of the Sun Valley redesign was first leaked in October, but that was rumored as sources spoke anonymously. Now, we’ve heard it from Microsoft itself. Newer Windows Spotted a vacancy for a Windows Team position publicly bragging about the upcoming changes to Windows 10.

According to Windows Latest, the Senior software engineer Originally He said the following – which has since been wiped from the post: “In this team, you will work with our partners to coordinate and offer a comprehensive visual revamp of Windows experiences to signal to our customers that Windows has been referenced and to ensure that Windows considers the best user OS experience for customers.”

Note that the capitalization “BACK” indicates that Microsoft is ready to launch a serious advertising campaign about what could mark the rebirth of the OS. Recent Windows 10 updates haven’t brought many consumer-facing changes, and we have seen more news about the changes in control Board from any thing else.

What are the main elements of Windows 10 that will change? The Original leak I suggest we see a new Start menu, File Explorer, Action Center and even some upcoming tweaks in Windows 10x.

Since this text has been removed from this job description, there is reason to question whether they have actually taken on the role responsible for Windows 10 Sun Valley interface updates, and are moving on to the equally important quality assurance issue.

Windows 10 is better?

But looking at the current version of this post, we can’t help but read between the lines with a bit of the job description. It reads: “In this team, you will organize and deliver experiences that ensure that Windows is a great user experience for our customers,” and that “you will have the opportunity to build delightful and polished Windows experiences.”

This subtly strikes something that we have created on our annual website The biggest technical failure The list: Microsoft needs to fix buggy issues in Windows 10. It seems like the OS gets more attention these days for its bugs more than anything else.

Despite this, this job description is what the company should always strive for, but we hope that Microsoft is tired of hearing reports of Windows 10 buggy updates as users treat them.