But the issue here is how they manage to push new design in a way more cohesive manner and already looks complete and polished in day 1. It's not really about the taste of design aesthetic, because it varies person to person or group. The only explanation for that is that the people in charge don't care. You could explain instabilities and crashes that way, but not the optical flaws. 'Its another big difference the hardware, mac control it to the point it is easy to push updates as they are all standard.' What bothers me most about Android is the update policy, I'm stuck on Android 9 now unless I buy a new device. As far as Android is concerned, I have admittedly never found it too exciting, and I always preferred both WP and iOS from an aesthetic standpoint. It feels like I'm not going to get anything that excites me anymore on Windows. Maybe I just feel like trying something new again.

But it's become stale in the past years and all the hope they might eventually fix all the little annoyances has basically vanished. I loved Windows 10 when there was so much work being done on it and there were those Insider builds with pages and pages of new features. So while I get why my reaction would seem like that to you, it's not how it seems. I wouldn't make such a decision completely out of spite without having prior experience with macOS and iOS in the past and liking them already, even as I liked Windows 10. What are your thoughts on the new redesign for macOS and Microsoft's inability to deliver something similar? Let us know in the comments. I just hope we see that work come to not only legacy Windows 10 but all the in-box apps as well. Windows 10X is on the way, and there's at least some attempt at a minimalist, clean OS design there. Panos Panay did post a video showcasing a new UI for Windows 10, but we're yet to see any of that make an appearance in the product. Perhaps now that Panos Panay oversees the Windows client, we'll start to see this change. Microsoft was burned with Windows 8, but that doesn't mean it should stop trying to push UI updates when necessary. Apple is consistent, daring, and 'all-in' on its efforts. It's true Apple can pull things off when it comes to OS design of which Microsoft can only dream. There has been a lot of comparison between how Microsoft handles OS updates and how Apple handles OS updates on Twitter in the last 24 hours, and those comparisons are deserved.

Make windows look like macos