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Along with a range of visual tweaks as well for the new operating system. Windows 10 already brought along a few new animations spread across the environment, but more are incoming.
As it has just been revealed that Microsoft is working on more improvements in this area.
In fact, as reported by @tfwboredom, the first of these changes are likely to be part of the next Insider release of the preview. Some screenshots from an unreleased build have also been posted, which show animations for the modern Calculator app.
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The new animation is for opening and closing these modern, Windows Store apps, but it looks a lot more pleasing to the eyes, with the simple fade out effects.
Microsoft, of course, introduced new open and close animations for the traditional Win32 software programs in Windows 10, and it appears that the software titan is now working on making them available across the OS, to provide a unified experience.
And as the second screenshot posted above shows, Redmond is also working on a few other small tweaks to improve the context menus in Windows 10.
The company already refined them a bit in build 10532, but it seems that they will now come in a tint of gray, instead of white. More still, the Personalize icon has also been updated to make it in line with the modern look of the platform.
No clear idea when these changes will be rolled out for users, but the next Windows 10 build is a very likely candidate when it arrives later this month.
source:windows10update