Windows 8

                                                                          





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The main highlighting feature of Windows 8 has been the Metro Interface.The Metro Interface consists of Live Tiles which shows us the new and updated content.In a recent post on the Internet Explorer blog Microsoft described in detail about  IE10’s pinned sites and their availability on the Windows 8 Start screen which features  site-centric visuals and badge notifications.With badge notifications, site tiles come alive with up-to-date information which helps us in case there is an updated content.
Support for both x86 PCs and ARM tablets, Touch-centric, Tiles-based User Interface (UI),  Charms, Snap Multi-tasking, Web Navigation by Touch,  ‘Enhanced Copy Experience’, Native USB 3.0 Support, Better Support for Multiple Monitors

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