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9:20 p.m.
Saturday, August 31, 2019
WASHINGTON – (ASHA)
Microsoft, the global software giant, is redefining the tablet experience through its well-known Windows 10 operating system.
The US software giant has begun testing the new design on 2-in-1 PCs with convertible screens, which will retain the user interface with a design similar to the existing desktop design.
The current design of Windows 10 includes a tablet-optimized user interface that removes icons from the taskbar and sets the boot menu to full screen when the device automatically switches to tablet mode, but the company now returns to some previous modifications. While retaining some of the improved elements of touch technologies on 2-in-1 PCs.
In the new version of the tablet, the desktop will remain in full screen mode, with the taskbar icons appearing and the space between them increasing. When enabled, the search field changes to an icon and the touch keyboard appears when you click on a text entry field. The file browser will also switch to an improved touch interface.
Microsoft is leading this new experiment through its Windows Insider beta program, called "beta".
In addition to the changes to the tablet, Microsoft is currently testing a cloud download option to reset and reinstall Windows 10 on PCs.
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