Microsoft will add to the standard “Clock” Windows 11 Pomodoro timers functionality

Microsoft is quietly talking about the built-in applications that will appear in Windows 11, but most

of them are subject to criticism for what they containonly aesthetic changes occur. Microsoft Paint – One of the few apps that actually got more than just rounded corners or support for dark themes, but even that didn't satisfy either Windows users or fans of this wonderful drawing program.

Application “Clock” Windows 11, however, stands out from the crowd thanks to one new feature that obviously deserves its own post on the company's blog.

In the “Clock” application has alreadyTimers abound, but Focus Sessions puts a new spin on the idea with a dashboard that might make productivity enthusiasts rejoice. Focus Sessions – it's a single interface for viewing and completing tasks in an environment that promotes productivity. Followers of the popular productivity technique Pomodoro will feel right at home here.

However, the main feature is the integrationfrom Spotify. Based on research that shows audio helps reduce distraction and improve focus, Focus Sessions can connect to a user's Spotify account and play music that will help them get into a "working state."

Unfortunately, Microsoft does not specify whether users will be able to choose their own music or whether only themed playlists will be available.

Focus Sessions also integrates with MicrosoftTo-Do, so users won't waste time switching between apps. The dashboard also provides a quick overview of how productive the work was, depending on the goals set.

Oddly enough, the “Clock” – The only built-in Windows 11 app where Microsoft hasn't demonstrated the ability to switch between light and dark themes.

Source: windows

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