Robert from our team has pulled together some more screenshots from the first public Windows 8 build that was released last week at the Microsoft Developer conference.
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We’ll be publishing screenshots of all the new features we can find in Windows 8 Pre-Beta in the days to come, starting with the Windows 8 installation screenshots below.
Download a pre-beta copy of Windows 8 – click on the relevant like below. As this is an early build of Windows 8, it is not recommended that you install this on a production machine as it might not be stable enough.
Is this the end of the DVD Drive? Dolby reveal that Windows 8 will not include inbuilt DVD Support.
Mosaic adds Windows 8 Metro UI widgets to the Windows 7 desktop, and Mosaic Mango Edition gives the widgets a Windows Phone 7 Mango look & feel.
Pulmon brings the tile based Metro UI to the Windows 7 operating system.
We are now accepting guest posts from our readers. You can submit guest posts either for this site, but also for our sister site Windows 7 News.
I’ve just discovered that their was a problem with the splogger protection on the new Windows 8 Forum, that was blocking ALL registrations. If you tried to register earlier, please [...]
We’d like to announce that we’ve created a new Windows 8 Forum to make it easier for readers to connect with other readers and to start their own topics and discussions.
We’ve found another Windows 8 Theme to help you fill the gap until you can run Windows 8 legally as part of the Windows 8 testing program.
Impressive Windows 8 Tablet Concept, Windows Slate 8′, that attempts to combine the power of Windows 7 with the simplicity of Windows Phone 7.
We don’t need to change the name of this site; Microsoft finally confirm that Windows 8 will be the name of the OS to replace Windows 7.
We were contacted today by one of our readers who has installed the latest Windows 8 Build 7989 on his tablet. Below are the screenshots that we were sent along with some commentary for each exclusive screenshot.
