Overview of Windows 8
On October 26, 2012, Microsoft released Windows 8, the newest version of the Windows operating system. Increasing its focus on mobile applications, Microsoft created a version of the OS to run
specifically on the ARM architecture. Windows 8 also introduces a new look and feel that mimics a tablet experience on the desktop environment. This article highlights a few of the high-level
features of the new OS and discusses how it affects measurement and control systems.
Navigating the New Windows 8 UI
Above: The new Windows 8 Start screen features live tiles for Windows Store apps.
The first feature you notice is the re-imagined Windows 8 UI. Also called the Metro UI or Modern UI at various points in development, the new layout creates a clean and modern look with large and
often live-updated application tiles, similar to the functionality of gadgets in Windows 7. Only apps built for Windows 8 have these live tiles. You can get these new apps through the new Windows
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