New Windows 11 and what’s next for Office?

After a huge wait over the rumors and concepts, Microsoft has finally launched its revamped new Windows 11 for the users. It is a brand-new look with a lot of new functionality and faster as far as we have tested it. Design & Visuals The major update apparently is the looks. The logo is now all blue gradient that has that shiny effect when hover over and is flat without any transform its angles. Not just the logo but everything has changed in Windows 11. It is more like a combination of Windows Vista and Windows 10, a strange yet eye-catching infusion. This is something that really makes it a good look. The icons in the task bar have now been move to the center by default, giving it a Mac like experience. The start menu is not Tiles anymore. It is plain simple, less ram consuming, app drawer like experience now. You can still drag and rearrange the applications in the App Drawer. It now takes less ram as there are no live animations going on. Icon Design is also changed now, It is more of flat and soft gradients all over the icons. There are new icons for everything in the OS. The icons are now more defined and detailed. The Notification panel and control panel is still on the right bottom corner and have not gained many changes except for the rounded edges. These rounded edges go along within the OS all around in every window. Regards, office.com/setup office.com/setup office.com/setup