KONTAN.CO.ID – Leaked appearance of Windows 11 spread on the internet. Curious about how it looks? This is how it looks screenshot, start up sound to the Start menu display.
After hearing the news about the retirement of Windows 10, this time the latest leak of Windows which is reportedly Windows 11 spread on the internet. Windows 11 will reportedly be the latest version of the successor to Windows 10 which will soon be announced by Microsoft.
The announcement schedule has not arrived, it turns out that Windows 11 leaks have spread on the internet. Quote from Engadget, account Baidu named sdra_owen share the appearance of Windows 11 on the internet.
Account owner sdra_owen share screenshot Windows 11 Pro is still running in version Dev aka still in development. At first glance, the appearance of Windows 11 is not much different from Windows 10 which is commonly used today.
But the appearance of the Start menu looks a bit overhauled from Windows 10.
Because this is still a version Dev, it is possible that there are still many features or changes that have not been implemented by Microsoft. Some icon such as the Start button, FIle Explorer and several other applications are now in the middle like the one in screenshot.
According to Engadget itself, the appearance of Windows 11 at a glance looks like Windows 10X which Microsoft canceled.
More, Tom Warren from The Verge managed to dig more about this Windows 11. A little nostalgic, it turns out that Windows 11 will have start up sound when just turning on.
It reminds us of Windows 7 which is still implementing start up sound after Windows XP and Vista. Tom Warren also explained that Windows 11 has rounded corners on each side of the opened application window.
Unlike Windows 10, which has a sharp box window display.
In addition, Microsoft is also focusing on the Xbox ecosystem, which is now more accessible through Windows 11. The Xbox application has now been integrated with Windows 11, making it easier for users to access Xbox Game Pass to play various games on it.
We’ll just have to wait for more information about Microsoft’s official announcement on June 24.
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