It will bring back visual elements from the Windows 7's Aero Glass and will mix it up with animations like the ones from the Windows Phone 8/7 era.
Microsoft is working on a Windows 10 update, which will bring some noticeable changes in the current Windows 10 user interface.
What Microsoft is trying to do with Project Neon is create more consistency across the entire operating system, a thing that the company actually failed to achieve with the original version of Windows 10 which came with different context menus and user interface components in various parts of the OS. We still don't know much about Project NEON, but on Thursday, MSPoweruser got its hands on some conceptual images of the design overhaul.
These are the first look pictures at Windows 10's new update.
They say that Microsoft will also be introducing a new design quality called Acrylic for developers, allowing them to blur away elements of an application.
In addition to the UI improvements, NEON is also expected to build on interactivity between Windows 10 and the HoloLens headset, which is also a focal point of the Creators Update due out in the coming months. Let's see what the next Windows 10 Mobile update will bring.
This certainly is great news for all those Microsoft users who wish to stick to Windows phone as the new integration makes it possible for the company to invent a new product category and build an even more advanced Windows phone.
Source: Upcoming Windows 10 User Interface Revealed in Leaked Screenshots
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