Back in 2019, Microsoft launched a ChromeOS-like variant of Windows called Windows 10X with the unveiling of the now-postponed Surface Neo back in 2019. Since then, various rumors, leaks, and reports surrounding this new OS keeps popping up. Now, a couple of screenshots show off that the new system bodes well with mobile devices too, apart from working on desktops, tablets, and dual-screen devices.
— Gustave Monce (@gus33000) January 20, 2021
The new OS was able to perfectly scale itself to fit the Lumia 950XL’s 5.7-inch screen. All the new elements of the software like the redesigned taskbar and the new quick-settings panel looked pretty well with the icons and buttons placed perfectly in their places. You can check Monce’s tweet right below:
I did get to take two pictures, looks like the UI is very adaptive to this resolution. Also personally i think it looks lovely. pic.twitter.com/tqhZ51p5xj
— Gustave Monce (@gus33000) January 20, 2021
As per Monce, Windows 10X responded positively to the smaller form-factor device and could work well with Surface Duo. However, he also stated that the OS still needs a ton of under-the-hood changes to make it more efficient and usable on devices in the future. And considering Microsoft’s quality of developing the new OS, we expect it to be much more stable when it finally releases officially.