A big update to Windows 11 wont just be to the look of the operating system, but in the useful features that it can bring to many situations.
Its been reported that Microsoft will beincluding battery usage statisticsto the Settings app. Smartphones have had this sort of feature for many years, but its been conspicuously absent in Windows.
Other rumored features that could be moved over from Sun Valley to Windows 11 could include the ability to uninstall most of the pre-installed Microsoft apps, improvements to snap assist for external displays, and a dashboard for your Microsoft Account that lives in the taskbar.
Additionally, recent test builds have suggested that thetaskbar and the File Explorer processusually seen in Task Manager looks to be separated at long last.
Theres even a refined feature tobetter arrange windows on a single screen. By hovering over the maximize button, a pop-up will appear, giving you the option of re-arranging your open applications and having them all display at once in a tidy fashion.
Alongside this, thanks to the leaked build, right-clicking on the taskbar for Task Manager is now absent, alongside the keyboard shortcut of Win + X to switch to PowerShell is also gone.
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