Microsoft Windows 10 leaked concept revealed, Alleged sneak peek of Project Neon obtained

Windows 10 is having a drastic makeover. The said new look is actually pretty good as it is more cleaner and sophist aced compare to the current user interface of the operating system. Codenamed internally as Project Neon, the upcoming redesign will allegedly make more use of animations throughout the operating system, as well as incorporating blur effects.

From the embed tweet below, screenshot of concept ideas from within Microsoft exclusively obtained Technology blog MSPoweruser is shown. Project Neon looks was already perceived as a dramatic change for Windows. The interface can be generally described with bold text and large white spaces more akin to the recent redesign of Apple Music than the current user interface in Windows 10.

The alleged leaked concepts were showcase with blurring parts of the navigation areas of apps, rather than using block colors. Meanwhile, Microsoft is reportedly set to introduce a new competent to its Windows 10 design language, dubbed Acrylic. Acrylic will enable developers to further customize the appearance of universal apps.

It was said that Project Neon is critical for Microsoft's efforts with 3D and HoloLens. The new update will tweak user interface elements in places where users interact with pointers and other inputs methods different from the traditional mouse, keyboard or touchscreen, according to Uber Gizmo.

Express.co.uk reported that Microsoft is expected to unveil some more details on Project Neon at its develop conference in May which one month after the Redmond technology firm is rumored to push out its next operating system upgrade, Windows 10 Creators Update.

Aside from all that jazz, the operating system update also includes an all-new Paint 3D app. This can allow free-draw of 3D objects with their computer mouse or Surface Pen accessory, before sharing the finished images online.

Microsoft’s Windows 10 design refresh revealed in leaked screenshots https://t.co/aofCSCJa5r pic.twitter.com/6sD0cxHxex

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) Enero 5, 2017

Not only that, Microsoft is reported to reveal support for 3D object manipulation to some of its most iconic preinstalled apps. This includes PowerPoint, where it can add in 3D models either of their own creation or from the online library straight into their slides.

To give audiences a more in-depth look and detailed transitions, animated 3D items will be introduced when you zoom-in on certain areas and mix 2D and 3D content.

Windows 10 Creators Update will also bring a number of useful updates for gamers, with broadcasting their experiences online make easier thanks to an upgrade to the Beam video sharing software.

Microsoft is expected to unveil some more details on Project Neon at its develop conference in May.