14 DAY TRIAL // Windows 10 Mobile is still in its early days, and Microsoft is hard at work to bring it to the market later this year, alongside new flagships that would show the true capabilities of the revamped mobile operating system.
Microsoft promised to introduce more significant Windows 10 Mobile improvements starting this month, after the PC version gets released, but in the meantime, third-party designers across the world started building their own interpretations of what the new operating system for smartphones should look like.
This is the case of a concept created Robson Ricardo (via Neowin), which uses the existing UI of Windows 10 Mobile to create an evolved version of the platform and provide us with a glimpse into what the final product might actually look like later this year.
New features and beautiful looks
As you can see for yourselves in the photo gallery below, this concept is built around Windows 10 Mobile and borrows some of the design cues that Microsoft used in the preview builds currently available for testing.
But at the same time, it brings new elements that contribute to a more cohesive look, thus making the final operating system look better and more polished. The notification screen, for instance, is not only eye-candy but also neatly organized to find the information you need instantly.
Obviously, Microsoft would really do itself a favor if it decided to use this concept as source of inspiration for the upcoming updates to Windows 10 Mobile, and let’s just hope that the company does that, especially because this would perfectly come in line with its new feedback listening approach.
Windows 10 is projected to launch in September or October on smartphones, so there’s still plenty of time for Microsoft to overhaul its mobile platform before it enters the final stages of development.
