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New Features for Windows 8 (1)

Started by sadekur738, March 17, 2015, 06:20:02 PM

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sadekur738

By now you probably know that the new Windows 8 operating system from Microsoft was built to compliment touch-enabled monitors. If you don't have such a monitor, you might be wondering if the other features are enough to warrant an upgrade at any price. Let's take a look.

Windows 8 Features

The biggest change with Microsoft 8 is the new, tile-filled interface screen (called Metro) that makes your monitor look like an over-sized smartphone loaded with apps. If you really hate the interface, or if you keep tapping the monitor with your finger despite not having a touchscreen, it's possible to turn it off altogether. Check out this handy article from PCWorld for a walkthrough on how to turn off Metro and get back the old Windows home screen you're used to. Once you do, you'll be impressed by a new – yet familiar – operating system that runs faster than Windows 7 and offers several handy new features, including:

Startup Time

Unlike Windows 7, Windows 8 stores your system state and memory contents so it can load them from the disk on reboot, instead of having to reload everything from scratch, which takes a whole lot longer. While results will vary from machine to machine, reports are that startup time with Windows 8 machines is half of what it was on Windows 7.

source: http://www.computertips.com/computertips/new-features-for-windows-8/

saiful islam

I used to use emulator .. but now gonna try this.

bappy