We have been talking about Windows 12 for some time, an operating system that It was confirmed by Microsoft itself and according to the latest information, it could be a minor renewal of Windows 11. Nothing has been decided yet, but said operating system has already begun to generate great expectations, and this has given rise to the development of the first conceptual designs.
Among all those conceptual designs that we have seen, there is one that has caught our attention for two main reasons: its aesthetics and excellent use of dynamic widgetswhich work in a fantastic way and adapt perfectly to the interface and the needs of the user, something that you can clearly see in the video that you will find right at the end of this article.
The interface maintains the approach that we have seen in Windows 11, although it introduces differentiating nuances that ultimately create an aesthetic better resolved and unified, cleaner and more careful. With regard to widgets, this dynamic approach together with functional improvements and greater integration with the desktop mean that the user experience is completely renewed, and that we can get much more out of them.
Obvious to say that this too It greatly improves the possibilities at the level of customization. I personally think that Microsoft should take note of all of this, and that they should consider introducing these changes in Windows 12, since they are a great success and make the operating system look and work much better.
Also deserving special mention is the idea of split two applications within the same window, and that of being able to group files and collections within the file explorer, two other important successes of the creator of this concept. The dynamic wallpaper The fact that it adapts in real time to the layout of the widgets is another detail that we should not overlook, and that in the end puts “the icing on the cake.”
We don’t have an estimated release date yet, but considering that Windows 11 hit the market last year it’s clear that the debut of Windows 12 is still a few years away. If Microsoft maintains the pace of releases that we have seen in recent years, it is most likely that it will arrive, at the earliest, between 2024 and 2025. All in all, it is likely that in the coming years information about this new operating system will gradually leak out, and that this will allow us to learn new details about its design and functions, as well as its requirements that will surely be higher than those of Windows 11.
