Microsoft wants to innovate on the lock screen by improving the information it offers

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If you are a _geek_ who likes to tinker with gadgets, it doesn&39;t matter the brand or system, and you have tried an iPhone or an Android terminal, you will have been able to see how the screen of Locking (or unlocking) has been improving over time by adding new features and making it easier to access, something that however has not happened in Windows mobiles."

The arrival of Windows Phone meant a change of scenery in today's telephony with a wonderful interface that left many speechless, but the Time passes and despite the update to Windows 10 Mobile, the lock screen still has not evolved as expected.

This, however, is going to change, or at least that's what we learned in BUILD 2016, since they are expected to bet above all on trying to improve overall fluidity (some of us hope the notable pre-Windows 10 Mobile handling returns) and for an improvement to the lock screen.

Could it be inspired by the patent called Rich Notifications?

And this is the name that Microsoft has given to a filed patent in which an important improvement can be seen, especially because it throws us a large amount of information and allows us to carry out a series of actions without having to leave that screen.

We can thus learn the details of a call by making a gesture or access some aspects of an email that arrives by clicking on the notification (subject, sender...), double-clicking to access the complete information.

And we say that it would not be unreasonable to see this patent come true in the not very long term, since it was filed two months ago, for which is to suppose that it will be in a more advanced state.

Looking ahead to the next big update coming up, we've talked about fluency mostly, but what changes would you say are needed , for you, as a user, in a way that would make the user experience more satisfying when using a phone with Windows 10 Mobile.

Via | MSPowerUser