Windows 10 has been online for 5 years. Although Microsoft has been working tirelessly to iteratively fix it, it will inevitably make users tired.
According to foreign media reports, Microsoft’s updated recruitment documents show that “the Natural User Interface (NUI) team is looking for talented engineers to create and improve new ways to make it easier for users to be more efficient when interacting with devices in non-traditional postures (for example: using tablets and folding devices away from the desk), and to make wider use of natural input methods: such as pen, digital keyboard, voice and multi-modal use cases.”
The so-called non-traditional postures are also easy to understand. For example, when you are lying in bed, you can easily control a desktop computer far away from you.
There is speculation that Microsoft is recruiting for Windows 10X, which is a modern streamlined version of Windows 10 that is optimized for dual screens. Others believe that Microsoft is strengthening the bottom layer of Windows Core OS to prepare for the real successor to Windows 10.
No matter what, everyone would like to see more friendly changes in the interaction and UI of the Windows system.
