Windows 10: The Major New Features, In Pictures
Windows 10: The Major New Features, In Pictures
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Approaching The Threshold
Two days ago Microsoft unveiled the first draft of the successor to Windows 8, once codenamed "Threshold", now officially dubbed "Windows 10". Yesterday, the company released the first draft of Windows 10 in the form of a Technical Preview for businesses and other partners. With this new version of Windows, Microsoft has two major objectives: correct the strategic mistakes of Windows 8, and migrate all current Windows users (be they on XP, Vista, 7 or 8/8.1) to Windows 10.
But Microsoft is also pursuing secondary goals, beginning with the unification of its underlying systems. Windows 10 will be on PCs, tablets, smartphones, the XBox One console and other connected devices — only the user interface will vary between platforms.
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I'm half serious.
it looks really good though. I've always liked how Windows 8 has more sharped edges rather than round. But that's just me.
Can't wait for the final release of this product though.
it looks really good though. I've always liked how Windows 8 has more sharped edges rather than round. But that's just me.
Can't wait for the final release of this product though.
I'm half serious.
(Yes, I'm exaggerating, but before I had installed all my usual programs, there were some of them needing to be closed with Alt+F4. Felt like I was thrown back to the 90s.)
it looks really good though. I've always liked how Windows 8 has more sharped edges rather than round. But that's just me.
Well, they did name their third Xbox that everybody that was going to be called the 720 the Xbox One.
Can't wait for the final release of this product though.
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Microshift again proves that they are devoid of real innovations, design sense, and can only slap new options for colors, goofy giant icon "tiles", and helpful fuzzy bear wizards over DOS, methods to try and consolidate marketing and monopoly, and the least elegant interface design possible. These guys are spending too much time touching their "screens".
Of course, there needs to be a continuity in the code so existing Windows programs can run, but I don't how they imagine their apparently permanent absence of useful innovation and aesthetics will stimulate interest- except in Apple and Linux.
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I hope its as customizable as it sounds like, though. I can envision myself getting used to having a few games with attractive tiles in the Start menu, but I'd like the ability to get rid of them altogether as well. I'd be more comfy if I could see screenshots of tile-less Start menus.
I hope its as customizable as it sounds like, though. I can envision myself getting used to having a few games with attractive tiles in the Start menu, but I'd like the ability to get rid of them altogether as well. I'd be more comfy if I could see screenshots of tile-less Start menus.
I'm going to have to agree with you here. Also, I would like the fact that I can put the games on those tiles instead of useless apps haha.
This design is a better Windows 8/WIndows 8.1. I really like where this is heading.
voice command is gaining momentum with smart phones and with the automobile. home integration is something i am still looking for especially to replace light switches, altho motion and body heat detection are rudimentary enough to get by for now.