Microsoft itself had promised that the upcoming Redstone 2 update would come with significant improvements for Windows 10 Mobile, and now users are expecting the company to focus on both features and the appearance of the operating system.
And while it's still too early to discuss the improvements that will be part of Redstone 2 for Windows 10 Mobile devices, a concept that made its appearance online over the weekend gives us a glimpse of how one of the features - borrowed from the desktop- could work on smartphones as well.
A taskbar on Windows 10 Mobile devices might not sound all that strange, given that Microsoft itself is trying to sync up PCs and smartphones and offer a similar operating system across all devices. However, it might not make much sense, even though multitasking is something that all mobile users are looking for these days.
As you can see from this idea, the taskbar could have its place on mobile devices, but due to the limited space available on the phone screen, it could actually be very difficult to tap on app icons. The creator of the idea, however, claims that the taskbar could act as an indicator to let you know which apps are running at any given time.
The Redstone 2 update will arrive in spring 2017, so Microsoft certainly has plenty of time to make some more substantial changes!
