Win10 Mobile Preview 10549 adds DPI zoom to make the phone become a computer skill

The concept of universal application appeared in the era of WP8.1, and went further in Win10. Not only can the logic code be reused to the maximum extent, but the UI code can also be used. The name of the general application also has UAP turned into UWP (when creating a new UWP project) The number of projects has also changed from three UAPs to one). The same set of UI adapts to different sizes. The screen is called responsive design. The Win10 UWP universal application interface design adopts this mechanism. When you drag the general application interface size on Windows 10 computer, you can see that the interface UI automatically adjusts when the window size changes. . Since it is a general-purpose application, this mechanism works equally well in Windows 10 phones, but only large-screen phones (large resolution) can only see this change. A new feature has been added to the Win10 Mobile Preview 10549 to adjust the size of text, applications, and projects on this display, which is the DPI zoom setting, which has the same functionality in the PC version. When you adjust this value to a smaller value, the text on the screen becomes smaller, and more content can be accommodated on the screen. Adjusted to a certain size, the interface will be very similar to the PC version of the interface. Of course, not all generic apps will use the same UI on different devices, depending on the developer. Since Win10 Preview 10549 can only be upgraded from WP8.1, there may be many users still using 10536. Let's take a closer look at some screenshots of Lumia 830 (when the zoom is set to minimum):

▲ Four columns of tiles can appear on the screen (you need to enable more tile options)

▲Multitasking view

▲Multitasking view in landscape mode

▲App Store, search box expansion

▲Store Application Page

▲Setting —System—About

▲Change to a light background, is it very similar to a computer?

▲Personalization

▲Display settings, the above effect is achieved by setting the text, application and project size on this display. Further changes can be made in larger screens. For example, in the Lumia 1520, the Edge browser address bar will appear at the top, much like the PC version.