Windows 10's first feature update optimization UI brings a new icon

Threshold Wave 2 is expected to be officially released in November this year, and will be the first feature update of the Windows 10 system since its release in July this year. If the recent news that multiple new versions have been tested at Microsoft headquarters is true, then this feature update will be accompanied by a large number of system and application optimizations while focusing on the emergence of many new features that are of interest to users. One of the most noteworthy changes is the open/close animation of the Store app. Although Microsoft has provided open/close animations for X86 apps, it's unfortunate that the Store apps that are online at the same time don't have animated displays.

In addition, the new version has also been adjusted in terms of icons. The following picture shows that Microsoft has started to clean up Aero-style icons, and instead use the more modern icon interface, you can use the device. Many settings pages of the manager and system see such changes.

The notification bar automatically resizes based on menu options, etc. The background color of the right-click menu will be grayer and therefore will not be as bright as the previous version.