Windows 10: Screenshot suggests new Control Center could still be coming to Windows 10

Microsoft is working to make Windows 10 look better and work more efficiently, and last year the company accidentally showed off a new feature reportedly called Control Center.

Microsoft started working on Control Center in 2017, and for some reasons, the release was pushed back, but a leak earlier this year suggested that the software giant is still working on new Control Center.

Microsoft last month published a new app called Screen Sketch in the Store, and the screenshots of the app available in Store suggest that the new Control Center is still being developed.


Screenshot of Screen Sketch app

The gear icon on the right side represents the Control Center

In the above screenshots, the Control Center can easily be spotted by the settings cog icon in the System Tray which appears alongside the Action Center on the taskbar. The Control Center will allow users to gain quicker access to various system settings and is more user-friendly than the Action Center.

It’s worth noting that the screenshot appears to be a mock-up, as both the Store icon and dates are old.

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