Windows 8

Windows 7 was a great success both critically and commercially. But you already thinking about the news, we are ready for Windows 8.
we talk about some new features that might be of interest. The 3 elements that Microsoft seems to want to change are laptops, all-in-one desktop, and slate (or tablet) ..
The presence of the slate form factor is interesting - it shows that Microsoft is ready to continue pushing the tablet versions of Windows.
The facial recognition is a major component of Windows that will replace the classic 8 password, simply sit in front of the camera with a sensor so you will not need to press any buttons.
Microsoft is also looking for a new start or shutdown your PC.
Perhaps the most interesting and promising is the use of synchronization cloud. Microsoft is already a leader in cloud technologies (along with Google, Microsoft is years ahead of Apple - just look at their offerings mobile device), and seems to continue with Windows 8. The slides show a user's settings, preferences, and even files synced to the cloud. So if you're a Windows 8 all-in-one in your office or on a blackboard in a cafe, preferences will move with you. E 'over e-mails - probably refers to browser bookmarks, music, photos, documents and more.
Microsoft talks about a possible app store for Windows software that is not a good idea - even Apple, the pioneer of the concept of the App Store, not a full-sized for its OS.
Apple is known for a simple, high quality products and we hope that Microsoft could come to do this, implement the concept for which is known the only functionality but come to think of Microsoft simply works.