Digital Trends<\/a> takes a closer look at what these images tell us about the next version of Windows.<\/p>\n The new Start menu<\/strong> Despite the fact that Microsoft is recommitting itself to the classic desktop experience, these new images once again show a Start menu that has a very Windows 8.1-ish look to it.<\/p>\n To the right of the list of programs and apps you can open are shortcuts of Windows 8.1 apps like People, Calender, OneDrive, Mail, the Windows app store, and more. You can open, uninstall, unpin, or pin things from the Start menu by right-clicking on them, and then selecting the action you desire by left clicking on it.<\/p>\n <\/br><\/p>\n …now the same source has revealed a video of the new-look Notification Center in action, which you can view below. As we\u2019ve said before, there\u2019s no guarantee these leaked features are genuine or will make it to the final build, but they\u2019re fun to check out anyway.<\/p>\n The video, shown off on the WinFuture YouTube channel, shows a user clicking through the Notification Center that pops up in the lower right hand corner of the desktop. The alerts cover system events (like the removal of a USB drive) and program notifications (such as incoming Skype messages). The notification pane can be displayed or hidden through an icon on the taskbar.<\/p>\n
\nThe revamped Start menu, which Microsoft teased back at Build 2014 in April, looks very much like other images we\u2019ve seen of it before.<\/p>\n![\"windows-9-leak-13-900x600\"](\"https:\/\/www.pcmatic.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/windows-9-leak-13-900x600.jpg\")
<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nMany more Windows 9 images here<\/a><\/h3>\n