The second update in the life of Windows 10 this year might be the one to look forward to. Although Microsoft hasn’t yet released the detailed plans and what’s new, the Insider Previews suggest one of two things. One of them is the nature of the changes that will be made to Windows 10, which will be codenamed Sun Valley and will give Windows 10 a new look.
Windows 10 may finally get a more unified look, with components like Explorer, the Start Menu, the Tray, and Notification Center undergoing a complete makeover. Anyone who is curious about what’s coming can download and try the 21H2 update now – if they’re part of the group that has access to versions that are still in the testing phase.
It’s also important for Microsoft to present a unified view of Windows 10 and Windows 10X as far as possible, and this could also affect the pace of development.