According to the latest release of Windows 10 preview, Microsoft is testing a new lock screen, desktop, and camera settings. These improvements can be accessed in Windows 10 Build 21277 and later, but these improvements need to enable experimental FLAG to take effect.
Lock screen
The Windows lock screen interface was originally introduced with the Windows 8 system, and the support of the Parallax 3D effect in the Windows 10 system is getting better and better. On the Windows Tablet or 2-in-one device that supports accelerometer, it will be very cool when you rotate the screen.
If you don't need a Parallax function, you can close the "Subtle Paning Effect Driven By The Device's Accelerometer" option in the setup application. When this option is closed, the user will see a static lock screen background image. As shown below
Desktop version Spotlight
Microsoft has been trying to introduce Windows Spotlight features into the desktop. It seems that this feature will now be released with Windows 10 21H2 (also known as Sun Valley update) in the second half of 2021.
With Spotlight, you can replace the desktop background with Bing daily images. To enable this feature on your desktop, you need to open "Settings" "Personalization" and select "Spotlight Collection" from the option, as shown in the screen snapshot below.
Camera setting
With new camera settings, you can change brightness, contrast, preview image quality, solve hardware problems in the "Settings" application.
● Battery monitoring
Windows 10 Settings Applications Finally, the battery monitor is added to provide complete information about your screen activity.
As can be seen from the screenshots, Windows 10 also supports battery usage in the past 24 hours or 7 days.
● Taskbar settings
Microsoft is trying to improve the taskbar custom settings. As part of the next function update, Microsoft will move some options from the taskbar right Mogan to the main settings.
Various important options (Task Views and Search Boxes) will move from the right-click menu to the settings. This will simplify the experience, but it will also prevent the user from customizing the task bar on an inactive Windows 10 machine.
● Windows sets (already canceled)
In the latest preview, a reference to the Windows SETS feature is found. This is no longer what we first saw such a reference. It once again indicates that sets may still meet with you.
Windows Sets is a label-based application window interface, which has been tested through the Windows InsIDERS project in 2018. The SETS function is originally to allow users to group some applications and navigate between them in the same window and add tabs in the File Explorer. Microsoft originally said that the function will appear again, but there is a rumor that this idea has been canceled.
● Windows Timeline (already canceled)
Microsoft originally planned to launch a "Timeline" with position. This allows Windows 10 to use the Cortana service on PC and mobile phone to display location details and content on your timeline.
Since Cortana applications have been deactivated on the Android system, Timeline has also been removed from Microsoft Launcher, so Windows 10 Timeline is likely to not support cross-platform positions.
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