How Microsoft Windows 11 Will Look- New Features and Release Date.

Take a look at the new version by Microsoft, Windows 11 Operating System that has leaked online with the release date approaching.

Microsoft announced they will officially unveil the new version of its operating system, Windows 11 on June 24th at 11AM Eastern. According to Engadget, they have already begun sending out invites to media, and it’s revealed that CEO Satya Nadella and chief product officer Panos Panay will be headlining the event. Some people have already got hold of the ISO image and did some deep diving before the release date. Let’s discuss the new features and what we should expect in Windows 11 once it’s released.

Windows 11 comes with a new redesign that can noticeably be seen on the user interface, taskbar and the now centered start button.  This updated Start menu is a simplified version of what currently exists in Windows 10, without Live Tiles. It includes pinned apps, recent files, and the ability to quickly shut down or restart Windows 11 devices. It’s really a lot more simplified than what exists in Windows 10 today. The task bar can move from center to left as you can see in the image.

Microsoft has adapted the use of round corners throughout as can be seen in the inbuilt Apps and it is expected for the others. From the reports, everything in the systems looks stable and ready to be rolled out however a Beta version will be rolled out once insider testing is done.

You may notice a new icon in the Windows 11 taskbar, and it’s labeled Widgets in the operating system. Rumors have suggested Microsoft is bringing back Windows Widgets, and this early version appears to include some.

Windows 11 also has some new quick controls that you can access from the maximize button.  You can quickly change windows side by side, or arrange them in sections like top left, bottom right on your desktop.

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