Windows 95 on a smartphone seems as terrible as you expect

By current standards, it was ugly, slow, and primitive, but Windows 95 was the first operating system mastered inside and out, and I would still have a weakness for the most memorable Microsoft PC OS. This may be the only explanation why part of me would also like to suffer through a mobile version of Windows 95 on a smartphone.

Microsoft's mobile operating systems will never be considered a success story. The popularity of the iPhone and the countless number of available Android phones made it almost impossible for Windows Phone devices to acquire a sufficiently large share of the smartphone market for Microsoft to keep this division afloat. .

It's a pity, because I'm always a fan of the intensive use of Windows Phone screen tiles, which YouTuber 4096 has lovingly recreated in this conceptual video that merges the modern mobile OS. from Microsoft with the aesthetics of Windows 95. The clipart, gray boxes and extended drop shadows are back, just like the iconic Windows 95 start button. It's a good reminder of what an insult to the eyes this operating system was, but maybe Windows 95 Mobile could be just the thing to curb your addiction to the smartphone.