Windows 8

Windows 8

Windows 7 has literally just been released an the technology world is already buzzing about what Windows 8 will bring to it's users. There are not many things that are known for sure about this new product. What is sure is that there is still a lot of unknowns out there.

Of course, there is speculation about what will be included but until that future release no one knows for sure. Microsoft likes to keep things under wraps and only releases tiny bits of information at a time. This no doubt keeps Microsoft involved in the rumor mills and the company is always being speculated about. Keeping these secrets, but leaking just enough to make people interested allows for the excitement to build and what company can not benefit from that?

There are a few key details that have been release about the new and exciting product. One of the first and fairly important details is that is will be a 128 bit support system. This little tid bit of information has allow users to speculate widely about what types of things will be able to be done with this new 128 bit system. That remains to be seen. Other computer programs will have to be written for this new system and there is some talk about how likely it is that this is going to happen soon. Some speculate that this will not make much of a difference to the average user, who will not be able to tell that this system has been changed. Not until all the other computers have had a chance to write program based on this system will there be a noticed difference to the average user with this new 128 bit system.

The new Windows 8 will not be released any earlier than 2012. There has been some technology rumors going around that this product will be ready for release in 2011, getting some people very hopeful. However, Microsoft is sticking to that 2012 release date. That gives the developers some time to still tinker with all the new features that this product will provide. That will allow some fall out time from Windows 7. The developers will be able to gauge what the user think of Windows 7 and take the features out that do not make a big splash with the users. As soon as Windows 7 hits the market there will talk about what is not working correctly and how Microsoft can make this product better. Just do a little bit of searching through some message boards and you will find the glitches very quickly. Microsoft will be doing some of the same thing. Perusing the message boards and listening to what the consumers are saying about their new product release. Some of the complaints and complements that end up on these message boards will effect the make up of the new Windows 8. So make sure that your voice is heard by speaking up some where. You make possibly help better Windows 8.

Rumors in the technology world abound but there seems to reliable talk of a Windows 9 and Windows 10. So do not despair, if Windows 7 or Windows 8 does not do it for you, there will be another chance. One thing is always guaranteed with technology, it is always changing.

microsoft is going to launch new os soon that is improved version of windows 7 . It may contain some of these features..

1. Touch Screens: We have already saw Touch Screen version of OS ie Windows 7, so it is sure that there must be a lot of improvements in it, may be like multi-touch capability and lot more.

2. Biometrics Support: New Windows 8 would have inbuilt Biometric password login support, now who need to type a password when you have your face or eye or finger print to do your work. Having said that it automatically enhances the security feature manifolds.

3. Faster Boot up: Ever since I started using computer the only thing that I hated is the Boot Screen and I hate waiting to let it get load, on average Vista 40 secs, Windows 7 took 27 secs to load, so we may expect some more loss of seconds in Windows 8.

4. An App Store: Apple’s App Store has been a raging success, as has Android’s Market. So Windows 8 appears as if it will also have an app store called, not surprisingly, “Windows Store.” But there are no indications how Microsoft will manage the countless thousands of apps available for Windows, or many other details about the store at this point.

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