Microsoft shows off developer version of Windows 8
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Highlights
- According to Microsoft's Windows division head, Steven Sinofsky, Windows 8 offers the most comprehensive OS upgrade since Windows 95.
Microsoft has kicked off the Build Conference with a developer version of Windows 8. Apart from this Microsoft has also announced an online apps store called the Windows Store.
According to Microsoft's Windows division head, Steven Sinofsky, Windows 8 offers the most comprehensive OS upgrade since Windows 95.
Windows 8 will offer a new tablet-centric user interface called the "Metro UI" which has been borrowed from the company's mobile operating system.
Windows 8 will also for the first time support ARM-based chips apart from Intel's x86 platform.
The developer version of Microsoft's next generation operating system will be available to developers through the Windows Dev Center later this week.
According to Microsoft's Windows division head, Steven Sinofsky, Windows 8 offers the most comprehensive OS upgrade since Windows 95.
Windows 8 will offer a new tablet-centric user interface called the "Metro UI" which has been borrowed from the company's mobile operating system.
Windows 8 will also for the first time support ARM-based chips apart from Intel's x86 platform.
The developer version of Microsoft's next generation operating system will be available to developers through the Windows Dev Center later this week.
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