Microsoft has released a different set of updates for several core Windows 10 apps, evolving the Fluent Design facelift that's now being implemented within a operating system.

Fluent Design is Microsoft's new design language that refines the UI and usability of Windows 10, bringing effects like acrylic and reveal around the OS itself whereas in the Microsoft Store apps.

With today's batch of updates, Fluent Design lands for the Weather app, which now features acrylic contained in the sidebar in both sunlight and the dark themes. Basically in the screenshots here, there's nothing overwhelming as far as visual updates, but acrylic certainly looks good and brings the next wind storm app good other updated apps in Windows 10.

You will reports that some other type of Windows 10 apps appear to have been facelifted with Fluent Design simultaneously, though we can't see acrylic in Sports and cash apps. There's a business that Microsoft releases these improvements gradually, and Fluent Design helps it to be to all the apps in the future.
"The Microsoft News push"

Another change that's thing about this update is actually a link to Microsoft News situated in the sidebar. Microsoft has rebranded MSN News to Microsoft News, and therefore the company released this update to Windows 10 devices the 2009 week.

In the beginning, it looks like Microsoft really make everyone conscious a fresh News app is up for grabs on Windows 10, as clicking the shortcut leads them over too a new UI to download Microsoft News for iOS and Android. This interface requires users to make their cellular phone number and even email address that should be sent the download link for those refreshed News app.

If you're an insider, you can think about out the updated apps with Fluent Design right now by installing bigger versions from your Microsoft Store.