#Windows 10 redesign

Following their teaser video released earlier this year, Microsoft is updating Windows 10 with a new start menu, Alt + Tab, and Taskbar layout. Instead, the Windows 10 update is adding an opaque background to the tiles. Panos Panay, Chief Product Officer at Microsoft for Windows and Devices, posted a teaser video on Instagram showcasing Windows 10's new design. The tiles on the right have also been redesigned to match the desktop's theme and appear more modern. The new Windows redesign now allows even more choices for Windows snapping, aside from the traditional split-screen effect. Other visual changes include the file explorer, which ditched the location bar on top, and a redesigned directory on the left. The folder icon has also been redesigned to be horizontal rather than vertical. The XBOOK B14 runs on Windows 11 Home and includes a 55Wh battery with 65W USB-C fast charging. Read more in our articles including "Windows 10 update features redesigned start menu and Alt + Tab" and "Windows 10 new visual redesign teased".