New rumor claims to have more info on Modern UI changes for Windows 9-Threshold

A new report claims to accept more than information on changes and additions that volition be put into the Mod UI for Threshold, the code name for the next version of Windows from Microsoft.

WinBeta.org, using unnamed sources, repeats previous rumors that desktop users of Threshold, which may or may not exist released with the name Windows 9, will get a version of the Offset menu that could exist turned into something that looks like Windows eight's Offset screen if the owner wants that experience. However, WinBeta claims that the desktop will be going away completely for certain devices that won't need it, such as touchscreen tablets that might demand a full Modern UI experience. If this is accurate, it volition exist interesting to see what the reaction will be from long fourth dimension Windows users.

The same report also claims that the Modern UI in Threshold volition have interactive live tiles, which is something that Microsoft Inquiry was working on just a few months ago. The story does say that the interactivity in Threshold won't be as "feature rich" as the i seen in the Microsoft Research attempt.

A notification center and alive folders may as well exist put into Threshold, according to the story, and it adds in that location will be more customization features for the Start screen.

Microsoft is rumored to be holding a press event on September 30 to introduce the new version of Windows, and it may as well release a technical preview of the Os on the same date or soon afterward. Non all of the features in the new Modern UI volition be nowadays in the tech preview and some of them might even exist cut from the final release, which may launch sometime in the spring of 2022.

As usual, take these kinds of reports with a grain of salt. What do you think of these latest rumors of Threshold and the changes that might be made to the Modern UI?

Source: WinBeta.org

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