Turning to the past to power Windows' future: An in-depth look at WinR

    Turning to the past to power Windows' future: An in-depth look at WinR


    Posted: 26 Oct 2012
    With its new tablet-friendly user interface, Windows 8 is going to be a revolution for both desktop users and tablet users alike. These substantial user interface changes are paired with extensive changes beneath the operating system's surface. For both developers and users, Windows 8 will be the biggest change the Windows platform has ever undergone.
    Turning to the past to power Windows’ future: An in-depth look at WinRT | Ars Technica
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    26 Oct 2012



  2. Layback Bear
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    Thank you BrightBlessings. That was a great find. It took awhile to read getting lost in all the acronyms but very informative.
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  4. GEWB
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    Wow, great read, thanks!

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