Microsoft revealed details of Windows 8 user interface changes

According to foreign media reports, today, Microsoft revealed details of changes in the Windows 8 user interface.

Microsoft revealed that it has made several major changes to the Windows 8 desktop user interface, such as abandoning the Glass Glass effect (Aero Glass) used on the Vista system for the first time. According to Microsoft, visual changes include flattening surfaces, removing reflections, and reducing dispersion gradients.

Despite major changes to its user interface, Microsoft doesn't seem to worry about users making changes to this difficult problem. Instead, Microsoft believes that users can adapt to the new operating system in a fraction of the time. Microsoft stated in its blog: "We will help users enjoy the new operating system." At the same time, we are confident that users will quickly adapt to the new operating system and become a habit. ”

However, Microsoft also acknowledges that there are still some usage issues in the user preview system. Microsoft revealed that this is not a user's conflict with the new operating system concept, but a normal problem in the early days of the new system, and the problems within these systems have been greatly improved. Therefore, the release preview system released next month will be an easier-to-operate Windows 8 system. Microsoft is full of nostalgia in the blog, and its team reviewed the problems with the user interface in the journey that has been experienced since the Windows 1 operating system was released in 1985.