Beware of this spectacular concept of Windows 10 Mobile on video because you may fall in love

If Windows Phone stood out for something upon its arrival, it was because of the radical differentiation that we could see in it compared to everything that had been presented to us up to now, a totally proposal different from what iOS and Android offered, at least as far as design is concerned.

With a user interface based on Tiles , those from Redmond managed to attract the attention of the whole world and maintain an essence that today it continues to drink from the same basic lines even with the arrival of Windows 10 Mobile, so much so that the modern versions of Windows for computers have even followed this aesthetic.

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But times pass and there are many, rightly or not, we are not going to go into that, those who demand a new turn of the screw in the proposals for Microsoft, because although the operation and appearance are excellent, nothing in life is eternal and a bit of sheet metal and paint can always be appreciated (tell HTC and its One series) ."

The fact is that in the middle of this debate that can be found in some forums (would an evolution of Windows 10 Mobile be desirable or not?) an Iranian designer called “a.m.i.r.e.s” has created a new interface concept for Windows 10 Mobile which has also been captured in a video that you have below these lines.

And from what we've seen, Redmond could already take note of this interesting concept, at least in some points that we can't now use in Windows 10 Mobile as in the case of the multi-user option from the unlock screen or quick access to settings by swiping the screen from right to left.

There are only two novelties, but in the same way we can find others such as customizing the size of the icons, an improved notifications centeror added to the display of the Tiles, with the inclusion of the long press to access new functions.

These new features of the operating system are intermingled with others we already know, such as the split screen for real-time multitasking, which now It is enhanced through the use of a long press on the home button or the exchange between applications, which in this proposal is carried out with a double tap on the back button.

It's just a concept but there's no denying that it's most interesting and attractive, don't you think? And is that at this point, do you think Microsoft should give a facelift to the design of Windows Phone and in that case take any of these ideas or do you think that for now the interface is fine as it is? .

Via | Windows Center