It will also let users both find and run Android mobile applications on their laptops and PCs, thanks to technology assistance from Amazon and Intel. Windows 11, which will hit the market by the end of this year, will include a new Windows Store that will let software developers use their own in-app payment systems and pay no commissions to Microsoft. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said: 'The world needs a more open platform' that gives users and developers the freedom to do and create what they want, taking swipe at Apple. Microsoft fans took to Twitter to share their feelings on the new BSoD – one user, called it 'blue screen in dark mode'. Prior to this, Microsoft added a sad face for Windows 8 in 2012.īoth of these features will remain on the new BSoD for Windows 11, the leaked images suggest. This is the first major change Microsoft has made to the BSoD since it added QR codes to Windows 10 in 2016, letting users get more information about the fault on their phone. 'We're not entirely sure why Microsoft is changing the colour from blue to black, and the company isn't commenting on the change yet,' it reports.Ī Microsoft spokesperson told MailOnline that the company has 'nothing further to share at this time'.īSoD was introduced for Windows 3 back in 1990 and has since made a number of gradual changes – although it has kept the colour blue until now. The new black screen of death matches the new black logon and shutdown screens, based on information from people with access to a preview of the software, according to the Verge.
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