Microsoft just Announced the latest version of Windows preview 11, and presents our first detailed look at the upcoming Windows calculator 11. It also offers access to the new Snipping Tool and the Mail and Calendar applications..
New Windows calculator app 11
Microsoft has shown all the details of its new Windows calculator application 11, and it seems quite powerful.
Starting with the look of the app, introduces Microsoft app theme settings, which enables you to make the calculator look different from the rest of Windows 11. Decidedly, it also features the rounded edges we expect from Windows applications 11.
The new calculator features a standard calculator for all basic math that looks like an improved version of the existing app. In addition there is a scientific calculator packed with functions for more complex mathematics.
Where things get interesting is with the programmer mode, which enables the calculator to handle specific programming and engineering tasks.
The new calculator features a full graph mode that enables you to visually analyze a graph to identify key features. Watch out for Texas Instruments, because Windows 11 come for that graphing calculator throne.
In conclusion, windows calculator 11 has a deep converter that can switch between more than 100 different units and currencies.
Other Windows applications 11
Microsoft also announced that the latest version of Insider includes the option to test the new snipping tool., which combines the above tool with Snip & Sketch. After a short teaser video shared by the Microsoft executive, Panos Panay, the company provided a full breakdown of the Snipping Tool and all the features it offers.
The company also showed the new Mail application & Calendar, featuring rounded corners and other visual adjustments that make them look and feel like part of Windows 11.
Windows 11 will be here before we know it, and the latest compilation of Windows Insiders looks more like a finished operating system than previous versions. Between new apps and a host of fixes, Preview Build 22000.132 looks pretty good.
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