Microsoft’s “re-imagining” of Windows 8 is focused very heavily on a new, Metro-style touch-based interface. However, they make a big deal of saying that it’s just as usable with a mouse and keyboard—and no matter what device you’re on, you can switch between the simple Metro interface and the traditional Windows desktop to fit whatever your needs are at that given moment.Performance:Windows 8 obviously has a great performance and it’s performance has been increased as compare to windows 7.One of the issues that’s been on our minds since they previewed this new interface was whether this will keep bogging Windows down with more running processes, and whether running a full Windows desktop on a low-powered tablet was really a good idea (after all, we’ve seen Windows run on netbooks).Microsoft knows your fears, and has addressed them: Windows 8 is slated to have better performance than Windows 7, even with this metro interface running on top of a desktop. We ran a few tests back when the the Developer Preview came out and found that to be the case, especially when it comes to boot times. Tablet users and netbook users especially should notice a fairly significant performance increase with Windows 8. Especially considering that any of your tablet-based apps will suspend themselves when you jump into the traditional desktop, so they don’t take up any of your resources.Microsoft has also enable the the new app i.e the windows store where you can buy apps for your windows 8 and this will helps you to stay in touch with Microsoft latest updates for your windows and the kind of app you enjoyed to have it in your PC, Tablet, Notebook.Another performance upgrade has been done by Microsoft i.e Task Manger they have redesigned it and now it have a great look and also work with the great performance it also tells the CPU and RAM usage etc.Home screen has also been updated and many more features have been enabled in it.
Other Features:
Along with these cool features, Windows 8 also comes with other features we’ve come to know and love in our mobile OSes. It’s got system-wide spellchecking, so you don’t have to rely on a specific app to keep your writing top-notch, as well as a system-wide search feature, that lets you search anything from your music library to your contacts to the web itself. It also has a really cool feature for desktop users that lets your run the Metro UI on one monitor while running the traditional desktop on the other.It also has a really cool feature called “refresh your PC”, where you can do a clean install with the tap of a button. Whether you’re selling your machine or just want a cleaner, faster installation of Windows, you can do it all in one click. You can even set refreshpoints, similar to restore points, so you can refresh your PC to the way it was at a certain point in time.To have more info about windows 8 please join us on Facebook and follow us at twitter @cybermunks01.Thank you for reading this please leave us a feedback in comment.
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