Not named after Windows 9?

According to sources who declined to be named, it is expected that Microsoft's next-generation operating system, Windows Threshold, will usher in a new change in Modern UI, and the desktop version of Threshold may not be named after Windows 9. According to the report, the start menu of the Threshold desktop version will be able to be converted into a start screen similar to Windows 8. This new optional feature will be able to bring new experiences to users.

Anonymous sources said that Microsoft's next-generation operating system, Windows Threshold, will usher in a new change in Modern UI, and the desktop version of Threshold may not be named after Windows 9. According to the report, the start menu of the Threshold desktop version will be able to be converted into a start screen similar to Windows 8. This new optional feature will be able to bring new experiences to users.

The report also said that the Modern UI on the Threshold platform will use interactive dynamic tiles, which was demonstrated by Microsoft Research a few months ago, but the report did not indicate whether the interactive tiles on Threshold are It is "featured" like the ones Microsoft Research previously demonstrated. In addition, Threshold will introduce a notification center and an activity folder, and more custom features will be added to the start screen.

For users of the new version of the system most concerned about, the recent rumored that Microsoft will hold a press conference on September 30, will introduce the new version of Windows system, and may also release a Windows Threshold technology preview operating system. However, this version should not include all of the new features of Modern UI. Only when the final version is released will it know which features have been cut off or remain. At the end of that sentence, the above information was not officially confirmed and is currently for reference only.