Musings on the Windows 8 Developer Preview
As a Microsoft Windows MVP and a Windows author I've got a busy year ahead of me.
As a Microsoft Windows MVP and a Windows author I've got a busy year ahead of me.
Microsoft yesterday announced the new "Storage Spaces" feature in Windows 8 that will allow you to pool the hard disk storage you have in your PC (if you have m
I had to read Microsoft's new post at the Building Windows 8 blog twice to fully understand the Storage Spaces feature the company plans to introduce in the Win
Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system will ship with two new recovery modes called Reset and Refresh that users and administrators can use to reset the compute
Entering text on a tablet PC without physical keyboard can be a frustrating experience.
When I first read that Microsoft made the decision to improve Windows 8's credentials feature I was all excited about it.
Microsoft's next operating system Windows 8 will have an app store.
Microsoft has announced changes to the Windows Update mechanism of the upcoming operating system Windows 8.
One of the issues that users from all over the world may have experienced with the recently released Windows 8 Developer Preview is that the interface language
All experts are fairly certain that Microsoft will release the Windows 8 operating system in 2012, as it was confirmed by Steve Ballmer back at the Microsoft De
When you look at the performance view of Windows Task Manager on your desktop PC you probably see between two or eight logical processors listed in the interfac
With every new Microsoft operating system, regardless of it being a client or server OS, come new and modified services.
Hardware manufacturers that want to ship Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 operating system with manufactured PCs need to implement the Secure Boot feature that is
Microsoft released the Windows 8 developer preview exactly a month ago during the Build developer conference.
If you had the chance to play around with the Windows 8 developer preview that Microsoft released publicly last month you may have noticed that it feels differe
Microsoft's intention to optimize the upcoming Windows 8 operating system for mobile devices like netbooks or tablets has the consequence that the Redmond compa
Microsoft introduced gadgets when the company launched the Windows Vista operating system.
You should not confuse the new snap feature of Windows 8 with the Aero Snap feature that Microsoft introduced under Windows 7.
The word is out: Microsoft released the Windows 8 Developer Preview recently and many users want to try it out.
If you have followed the buzz surrounding Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8 you may have noticed that the Redmond company has redesigned the Windo
One of the new features that Microsoft has added to Windows 8 is the ability to sign-in with a Windows Live ID instead of a local user account.
Things got heated up quite a bit in the past two days as Microsoft started to reveal information about boot security in Windows 8.
You have probably read a good dozen or even more Windows 8 related articles in the past week.
Windows 8 comes with options to use Windows Live accounts as user accounts on the system, or to use a local account with no ties to the Internet.
The installation of the Windows 8 operating system should not pose problems to the majority of users.
The Windows 8 developer preview release that was offered publicly by Microsoft a few days ago caused quite the stir.
I've been using the Windows 8 Developer Preview now for a few days on three different machines, a desktop, a laptop and a tablet, to get a good overall view of
One of the first things that I configure on a new personal computer that only I use is the automatic system log on.
Microsoft has integrated Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 3 with the recently released version of Windows 8.
The Windows 8 Developer Preview has been released less than two days ago.
In 5 Things I Love About Windows 8 I listed five features of Microsoft's upcoming operating system that I really like.
Microsoft demoed the Windows 8 operating system publicly for the first time yesterday on the Build Conference.
Microsoft has just released a developer preview of their upcoming operating system Windows 8.
Windows chief Steven Sinofsky unveiled Windows 8, well some of it anyway, to the world today and put most of the focus on touch and the new Metro interface that
Microsoft today will release a developer preview of Windows 8 to the public.
Tomorrow (Tuesday 13th September 2011) sees the official unveiling of Windows 8 from Microsoft at their BUILD conference in Anaheim, California.
I like the idea of booting a computer in a very short amount of time, even though I do not think that it will make such a big impact on desktop PCs.
Since the beginning of last month, Microsoft started pushing out blog posts over on the Building Windows 8 blog.
Metro UI; That's the name of the new user interface that Microsoft plans to ship with the Windows 8 operating system when it comes out next year.
I like the ability to mount ISO images on my operating system.