Since its launch in October 2012, Windows 8 has received several improvements from Microsoft, including Microsoft's version 8.1 which was introduced one year since its launch.
Now, back to prepare updates for Microsoft Windows operating system called 8.1 Update 1. Microsoft is drafting an update of what will be provided, but some rumors have emerged. One is related to the main user interface of the operating system.
During this confusion arises in the middle of Windows 8 users, especially the users desktop. No wonder, because Windows 8 from Microsoft originally created in anticipation of the market leading to the mobile era.
A distinctive feature of Windows 8 is the interface formerly known as " Metro " featuring a Live Tile on the main screen. By default, the live tile will be displayed after the system turns on.
Rumors say that Microsoft will replace the Live Tile interface with the look of the Windows desktop by default after boot up. As reported on The Verge ( 1/30/2014 ).
Choices boot - to- desktop is enabled by default it will bypass the typical plaid screen of Windows 8 so far. This will be covered in the Update 1 release of Microsoft in the near future.
By the turn of this interface, Microsoft seemed to betray the original concept of Windows 8 that rely on touch-screen technology.
Windows 8 is designed with the concept for use in mobile devices such as tablets or detachable devices, optimized for touch screen interaction.
The problem is, many users are still relying on a keyboard and mouse, and interact in a desktop environment that resembles Windows 7.
Earlier in the Windows 8.1 update, Microsoft listened to many users request and returns to the Windows 8 Start button. Although its function is not as they had hoped.
Microsoft may have to rethink again the concept of Windows 8 for desktop users. In Update 1 later, Microsoft is also reportedly going to make that Metro apps can be run in a separate window on the desktop.
Now, back to prepare updates for Microsoft Windows operating system called 8.1 Update 1. Microsoft is drafting an update of what will be provided, but some rumors have emerged. One is related to the main user interface of the operating system.
During this confusion arises in the middle of Windows 8 users, especially the users desktop. No wonder, because Windows 8 from Microsoft originally created in anticipation of the market leading to the mobile era.
A distinctive feature of Windows 8 is the interface formerly known as " Metro " featuring a Live Tile on the main screen. By default, the live tile will be displayed after the system turns on.
Rumors say that Microsoft will replace the Live Tile interface with the look of the Windows desktop by default after boot up. As reported on The Verge ( 1/30/2014 ).
Choices boot - to- desktop is enabled by default it will bypass the typical plaid screen of Windows 8 so far. This will be covered in the Update 1 release of Microsoft in the near future.
By the turn of this interface, Microsoft seemed to betray the original concept of Windows 8 that rely on touch-screen technology.
Windows 8 is designed with the concept for use in mobile devices such as tablets or detachable devices, optimized for touch screen interaction.
The problem is, many users are still relying on a keyboard and mouse, and interact in a desktop environment that resembles Windows 7.
Earlier in the Windows 8.1 update, Microsoft listened to many users request and returns to the Windows 8 Start button. Although its function is not as they had hoped.
Microsoft may have to rethink again the concept of Windows 8 for desktop users. In Update 1 later, Microsoft is also reportedly going to make that Metro apps can be run in a separate window on the desktop.
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