As part of the version 1903 (19H1) development for Windows 10, Microsoft is planning to add new visual changes to the Settings app. A few Twitter users (via Neowin) have been tweeting screenshots of the preview build 18298, which shows an updated version of the Settings app with a new header design.
The header includes personal information about the user, alongside status for Windows Update, Microsoft rewards, and Your Phone feature, which is a design very similar to the visuals that you’ll find today in the Microsoft account online.
Although there’s a chance of these improvements to ship with the next version of Windows 10, currently it’s only an A/B test for a select number of testers.
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