Window 8
The longly anticipated Microsoft's Windows 8 isn't that far away from reaching homes and offices officially. The thing that makes it even more special this time is that windows 8 is pretty much different from the previous versions of windows. Unlike the previous versions ,this windows 8 supports ARM microprocessors too. In addition to the mouse, keyboard and pen input device access, windows 8 also supports the latest start up screen interface for touchscreen input. These are the main additions to the newest version of windows which is yet to be released.
Like all previous versions of windows and various softwares around the world the beta versions of windows 8 got leaked. In April 2011 a beta version was leaked to major P2P and torrent sharing networks. In August 2011 another build of the beta version was leaked to the famous torrent sharing network called "The Pirate Bay". Likewise another build got leaked to Beta Archive in May 2011.
The Aero style found in Windows 7 is till there in 8, and this time windows also supports taskbar thumbnails and taskbar thumbnail menus. Till windows 7, the close , maximize and minimize buttons had been enclosed in boxes. This time these boxes have been removed, with just the buttons remaining.
Some official announcements have been made by Microsoft. These include the announcement of the release of Windows 8 in 2012, however not specifying the exact date and month.
Like all previous versions of windows and various softwares around the world the beta versions of windows 8 got leaked. In April 2011 a beta version was leaked to major P2P and torrent sharing networks. In August 2011 another build of the beta version was leaked to the famous torrent sharing network called "The Pirate Bay". Likewise another build got leaked to Beta Archive in May 2011.
The Aero style found in Windows 7 is till there in 8, and this time windows also supports taskbar thumbnails and taskbar thumbnail menus. Till windows 7, the close , maximize and minimize buttons had been enclosed in boxes. This time these boxes have been removed, with just the buttons remaining.
Some official announcements have been made by Microsoft. These include the announcement of the release of Windows 8 in 2012, however not specifying the exact date and month.
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