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Windows 8 guide

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Contents

Windows reimagined

Develop with the best in modern tools and frameworks

Visual Studio 2011, Express, and Expression Blend work perfectly with Windows 8

New and beautiful user interface

App telemetry

Metro style

Build on the broad reach of Windows Store

It all starts here

Maximize your earnings

Touch keyboard

Take advantage of in-app purchase options

One Windows – many shapes

Sell anywhere or everywhere

A better way to sell your apps

Your apps come with you

Fundamentals, devices, and security 30

Fundamentals 31

System requirements 31

Apps run on ARM, x86, and x64 architectures 31

Connectivity 32

Wi-Fi and mobile broadband 32

Devices 32

Metro style device apps 32

Class drivers 32

Security 32

Metro style apps run in a more secure environment 32

Cryptography made simple 33

SmartScreen ilter 33

Windows Defender

Apps can work together

Always on and always connected

Great apps right out of the box

Internet Explorer 10: the web by touch

Touch browsing, not just browsing on a touch device

Your sites are at the center

Experience a more beautiful web

Windows Store

Desktop

Compatibility

More for power users

File management with ease

Task Manager

Secured boot

Multi-monitor options

Push-Button Reset

Windows 8 for business 34

Mobility and connectivity virtually anywhere 35

Windows To Go 36

DirectAccess 36

Flexible access to ile information 36

Data security and management

Windows Update

Developing for Windows 8 20

Windows Runtime and app model 22

Choose from a broad range of app programming languages 22

Compatibility with existing frameworks 22

Build component libraries with extensible frameworks 22

Shell integration 22

Adding Metro style to your apps 22

Creating immersive games with adaptive layout 23

Graphics 23

Create immersive games using the power of DirectX 24

Media and sensors 24

Integrate audio and video 24

Build experiences that are tailored to the user with sensors 24

Building for the tailored web 25

Developing for Internet Explorer 10 25

Live Connect 26

Windows Push Notiication Service 26

Contact Picker

AppLocker

BitLocker

Measured boot

Improved Active Directory-based activation

Client Hyper-V

Streamlined deployment

Windows

reimagined

More than two out of three PCs today are mobile devices—laptops, netbooks, notebooks,

tablets, and slates. Nearly every PC is capable of wireless connectivity. Screens range from

under ten inches to wall-mounted monitors to multiple HD screens. Storage has grown from

megabytes to terabytes and is moving to the cloud. Multi-core processing and powerful

graphics are normal. Touch screen mobile phones with the rich capabilities they bring together

have changed the way we view computing. The explosion of social technologies, cloud-based

services, and access to web services through apps give people powerful new ways to connect

and share. Modern computing focuses much more on people and apps than on the operating

system. These changes in the landscape motivated the most signiicant changes to Windows.

But reimagining Windows ® doesn’t mean starting over from scratch. Windows 7 fundamentals

like speed, reliability, security, and compatibility make it the best operating system Microsoft

has ever created. The next version of Windows (codenamed Windows 8) is being designed to

build on what is great about Windows 7, delivering richer security features, faster startup, and

longer battery life that runs on a wider choice of devices and chipsets. Windows 8 extends

these fundamental features with a new touch-optimized interface. Windows 8 also provides

the platform to create a whole new generation of full-screen apps that are based on modern

web standards and available through the new Windows Store. We’ve redesigned the Windows

experience and built on everything you already love.

New and beautiful

Metro style

Windows 8 introduces a new Metro style interface, which shows the information important to you, embodies

simplicity, and gives you control. The interface is a personalized layout with clean typography and animations

to make interacting with your PC luid and intuitive. The new interface is built for touch. With touch, you can

do what you want to do quickly and naturally. The new Start screen puts all of your apps in front of you for

immediate access. You don’t have to remember where things are. And whether you want to type, click, or

swipe, Windows 8 is optimized for easier navigation so moving around the operating system is effortless with

either a inger, or a mouse and keyboard.

user interface

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