Microsoft: Windows 8 BUILD keynote

Starts today!  [Streaming ::: CLICK HERE]
Microsoft will release a preview-build of Windows 8 and will illustrate all new features of Windows 8...

What we know till now:

•  two interfaces (metro and "normal")
•  native support to ISO files
•  new task manager
•  new welcome screen (with pattern logon)
•  hybrid booting (more speed on boot)
•  system reset (back to default settings)
•  ribbon interface like in Windows Explorer
•  tablet support (ARM processors)
•  better disk cleanup (temp and other junk files)
•  Windows App Store
•  wake on Lan feature
•  History Vault (like a Time Machine in MacOs, replacing the Backup and Restore of Windows 7)

On update...

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/

•  everything runs on Seven runs on 8 (retrocompatibity :D) and 8 runs everywhere
•  better memory and cpu management, system works easily on old hardware (less resources used than Seven in the same PC)
•  ARM processors support
•  UEFI support 
•  better battery management (for tablet, etc...)
•  tablet/pc sensors support (gyroscope, etc...)
•  more tools for developers, you can program in your favourite language and compile for WMobile, Metro Ui etc... the same code
•  develop your app and put it on the Windows App Store!
•  Metro UI for tablets (or desktop if you want), full customization and gestures, docking apps, immersive IE, zooming, selection dragging, you can use it with your finger or keyboard and mouse
•  switching between Metro UI and normal UI in a flash (or put the other UI in your secondary monitor)
•  Hyper-V
•  new copying files system (with pause/resume, increased speed)
•  Refresh pc, system like new without touching your files
•  very good support for multi monitors (extended wallpapers, different UI in different monitors) ...

and much more, this Windows 8 is not a beta, only a preview build!
More features are coming!

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Download your Dev version of Windows8 here: http://dev.windows.com

Do you have questions or suggestions? Help Microsoft to design Windows around you:
http://win8.ms/forums