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Wednesday, 30 March 2011 21:18

Microsoft Starts Rolling Out Windows 8 To OEMs Via Connect

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According to several forum posters over at mydigitallife, Microsoft has started issuing Windows 8 build 7971.0.110324-1900 to computer manufacturers via its Connect internal testing system — also known as the “Windows 8 and Server vNext Pre-Release Program.” Windows 8 interface is believed to be fully 3D, dynamic and able to adapt to user habits. Icons and shortcuts will adapt to different usage scenarios to speed up daily tasks. It is also rumored to include a new fast hibernation system. The system will hibernate in around three to six seconds and save all open documents and running tasks. Rumors suggest that Microsoft will create a dual-UI for Windows 8. A tile-based user interface codenamed “Mosh” will reportedly be included. A report from Business Insider suggests that the Microsoft is taking a “more Apple-like approach to interface design” with this iteration of Windows. Microsoft has yet to publicly announce when it will demo all of the new features of Windows 8. We will provide more updates as they become available, so stay tuned by following us on Facebook, Twitter and/or by subscribing to our RSS Feed. [Source: WinRumors] You may also like to read: Authors:

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