Microsoft’s new operating system Windows 11 has a more refined interface and a new centered start menu, taskbar, and rounded corner windows. Windows 11 also provides a dark mode, which can reduce the use of the computer at night. Eye fatigue can also improve the battery life of the device.
According to Windows insider Paul Thurrott, Microsoft plans to use dark mode by default when Windows 11 is officially launched. There is indeed a very good dark theme in Windows 11, as shown in the figure below, but the current internal beta version does not use dark mode by default.
Windows 11 will ship in dark mode by default. Interesting.
— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) July 16, 2021
Some people worry that the dark mode may not be displayed well on all monitors, and for the elderly, the dark mode may not be easy to see. The official version of Windows 11 is expected to be released in October this year.
The official obscure time is to provide mainstream users with Windows 11 updates this fall. In addition, Microsoft also said that it will be launched for Windows 10 device users from early 2022. More extensive promotion.
