All the experts are pretty sure that Microsoft will release the operating system Windows 8 in 2012, as confirmed by Steve Ballmer at Microsoft Developer Forum in Tokyo in May 2011. Only a few months when the company began shipping is hotly debated. Most people think that Microsoft presented Windows 8 beta at CES 2012 in January.    A roadmap leak now suggests the following schedule of Windows 8, Windows 8 and WinStore u...

Smaller, cheaper, and run Windows on an ARM 9 processor, it may just be the next Microsoft Xbox, according to a rumormonger known for this type of predictions right. Blogger MSNerd attributes most of his "clear" position to defend its position that Windows 8 and Windows 8 will not be a phone operating system, but towards the end, add: Xbox is another story. With an intoxicating blend of rumors, tips and speculation, I am now on Xbox called "loo...

   For over four years, we have covered the development of Windows 7, Windows 8 and now it may seem a little too early to start thinking about Windows 9, but we can assure you is not from Microsoft, and they already working on this release, although Windows 8 has not yet been published.   Some information about Windows 9 has been released. In Windows 7 News & Tips, Mike has tried to put together what we know so far about Wind...

   We do not know much about the operating system after Windows 8. Hell, I do not even know if it will be called Windows 9, or if Microsoft will give a different name. Anything is possible at this time. A roadmap leak suggests that we might be able to play with the other, but a Windows earlier than everyone thought. The roadmap suggests that we may see a preview of the developers of Windows 9 in Build 2013 conference to be held in the ...

   Microsoft Windows 8 has been thought for some time, even through the production of Windows 7. Some information has been compiled by our friends at Ars, and all this information to the possible points of 128-bit versions of Windows 8 and end of 128-bit versions of Windows 9. Update: Other technophiles better paid than me in this effort any 64/128 emphasized that it must be for the file system (ZFS as described in this article), rather...