What will be included in Windows 8

[Aaryan2011]

Microsoft presently plans to transport Windows 8 as a result of mid-2012; therefore, the foremost beta ought to be released before that as well as public beta should follow by that. However for now the only available is Windows 8 developer preview which is of version pre-beta is meant for testing and for developers. Furthermore the Windows Server “8″/2012 is as well being developed at the same time as. I will be very much interested in knowing more about that. Does anybody know what might be coming with Windows 8?

[Upendra]

The new version of Windows can perhaps best be described as a mashup between the current Win. Phone and Win. 7. It will be both suitable and optimized for touch control and for control via keyboard and mouse. For tablets and smartphones is a kind of "skin / shell" that runs above the OS more traditional (but feel free to say anything newer version of Win 7). Like Windows Phone there is a tiled interface (tiles).

Unlike the current version of Windows Phone there are now tiles of different sizes. Some tiles are suitable to display more information than just an icon. A kind of tile widget so. The above screenshot is what you'll see is for example a tablet. But beneath this interface is running a full version of Windows.

[intoxicating]

As far as I know there are the thing that are coming with Windows 8

• User Detection
• Emphasis on Appliance-like Power On
• Digital Media Support
• Next Generation Device Support
• Software buys from side to side the Windows Store
• Internet Explorer 9
• Windows Live Wave 5
• Factory Reset Mode

[Mrigankasekhar]

ARM chips are supported in order to offer a version for tablets. The familiar Office 2007 Ribbon to "Ribbon" to be a central part of a revamped Windows Explorer. In addition, under the name "Immersive" A new user interface to be implemented which will significantly simplify the operation of small touch-based devices.

The login screen should be fundamentally revised. He will in the future similar to that of Windows Mobile 7 and have Show Time, day and date. This comes from a user definable background image. And finally Windows will come 8 to a Microsoft's own PDF reader, therefore, in which the less functionality than the underlying technology of interest. Which seeks to ease significantly in the future, the portability of applications between desktop and mobile operating system.

[Valdis]

A Windows 8 will allow the user to change modes and easily switch between "touch pad" interface with the Metro Mode "computer" with the traditional Windows interface. And while pressing a button.

[Valdis]

Windows 8 comes with Internet Explorer 10. IE10 is a traditional Windows app and is fully optimized for a touch interface. This will also hope for other traditional software optimization of similar words also suitable for use on a tablet or telephone. The browser is very similar to the current browser of Windows Phone and standard runs in full screen mode. Tabs at the top and a URL entry field at the bottom. The demos look spiffy now so I expect that IE10 not going to be disappointment.

[Alondra]

Windows 8 will incorporate features such as instant start and facial recognition, which should allow the user to perform certain operations without waiting for the complete loading of the OS (eg see the mail or listen to music) and to access the same through the camera or Kinect , the new hands-free control system for the Xbox 360 that Microsoft introduced last E3.

On the hardware side, it seems very interesting to view stereoscopic 3D support (for future display, probably) to television and wireless (with Google TV ?), while there is little mystery about a much-vaunted "enablement solutions USB 3.0 high-speed connectivity and Bluetooth 3.0 ", but did not have to be integrated into Windows 7 SP1 ?

[Ryder Allen]

I believe that Windows 8 will support many of the technologies of previous versions but, as happens now Win7 of VB6 or MFC applications, likely be considered "legacy" applications that might not work very well and will not have access with new features.

[strongArm]

Windows 8 includes a cool new Task Manager. The task manager likes me very well. The new App Store, I feel really positive. In this earlier version, I could not test it unfortunately but I'm sure it will be similar to that of Apple. It's just simply practical, if you can relate all the programs from a source and can also update from a single source. The new file browser, however, is a disaster. Thank God you can disable it very simple. Because Windows is simply the surface of his office packages placed in the Windows file browser...

[CRiley]

A Windows version with integrated touch interface for tablets, there will probably only towards the end of 2012. This emerges from a report by Bloomberg Business Week. Already last year, Microsoft had announced that the next operating system version so far failed to catch up with developments in the mobile to want. Windows 8 should therefore be specially developed and optimized for tablets.

Apparently Microsoft is the advertised mobile liberation move to the next year. At least this will initially have to manage without mobile end devices and optimized operating system to Windows 7 instead of 8 set, must set respectively.

Unlike the competition between Google and Apple, is the third in league this technology giant that is without accent-setting innovation in the much-vaunted "year of the Tablets" .