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Windows 8

Release Preview

Product guide

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Contents

Windows 7, only better

The new Start screen

Touch, keyboard, and mouse: seamless integration

The new language of touch

Windows 8 is cloud-connected

Your Windows everywhere

Connected to your people

Connected to your ﬁles

Family safety in the cloud

All the apps you want

Built in apps

Apps work together

Windows Store

Designed for discovery

Protecting children

Windows on a wide range of hardware

Flexibility

Longer life

Share between devices

More options for devices

Internet Explorer – reimagined for Windows 8

Less browser, more web

Fast and ﬂuid

A more trusted web

Standards-based

Windows 8 for business

Focused on business and people

No-compromise business tablet

New possibilities for mobile productivity

Enahnced end-to-end security

Manageability and virtualization advancements

Windows 8 is built for business

Built on a solid foundation

Rock-solid

More for power users

Apps take center stage

Metro style app principles

App contracts

Fast and ﬂuid

Versatile input methods

Tailored experiences

Tiles are connected and alive

Build apps using what you know

Extensible and compatible with existing frameworks

Powerful tools and all the resources you need

Line-of-business app development

Hyper-V

Broad reach, ﬂexibility, and transparency of the Windows Store

Selling in a global marketplace

Flexible business models

Transparent terms and onboarding process

Your personal app dashboard

Designed for discovery

Best economics

Windows 8 Release Preview is here

Developing for Windows 8

Windows reimagined

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Windows

reimagined

Welcome to the Windows 8 Release Preview. Windows has been reimagined to focus on your

life. The beautiful, fast, and ﬂuid design is perfect for a range of hardware: from compact,

touch-enabled tablets and lightweight laptops, to PCs and large, powerful

all-in-ones with high-deﬁnition screens. It’s smooth, intuitive, and gives you instant access

to your people, apps, and stuﬀ, so you spend less time searching and more time doing.

You’ll love browsing through the Windows Store and downloading apps to help you

work more eﬃciently, or installing the latest games so you can compete with friends.

Apps can work together, too, so you can share photos, maps, contacts, links, and whatever

else you want.

No matter what you want to do, you can get it done quickly in Windows 8. Whether you’re

completing a project, playing a game, or reading a book, with Windows 8, you can use

touch, mouse, and keyboard together—seamlessly—to do what you want, the way you want.

No need to choose one or the other. It starts quickly and it’s cloud-connected so you can

access your photos, documents, and settings on any Windows 8 PC.

The new Windows 8 Release Preview Start screen

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Windows 7, only better

Behind the new look of Windows 8 is the rock-solid foundation you’ve come to expect

from Windows 7. Immerse yourself in the exciting features of a new generation of PCs

while enjoying the full power of Windows. In addition to the new look of the Start screen,

Windows 8 incorporates the desktop that you’re familiar with. Think of the desktop as one

of the many apps you can run in Windows 8. In the desktop, you’ll see all the settings,

devices, and features you used in Windows 7—and you can run the desktop apps you ran

in Windows 7, too.

Just like Windows 7, security and reliability features are built into Windows 8. Everything

that was great about Windows 7 is even better. For example, you can sign in using a

text password, or you can create a picture password using gestures on your Windows 8

touch screen.

The new Start screen

The new Start screen has all of the information you care about in one place, such as your

contacts, the weather, and the next appointment on your calendar. Windows 8 is truly

yours: websites, playlists, photo albums, contacts, and your favorite apps are front and

center. Because you decide how to organize and group things on the screen, viewing and

interacting with content is faster than ever.

The tiles on your Start screen are brimming with content, and they change and update

in real time so you can see what’s going on and stay on top of things. You can share and

connect with other people in a couple of clicks, and get real-time updates about things

like news, sports, and what your friends are up to. Check your schedule or get the latest

weather forecast. Tiles are a quick way to see it all. Launch apps, switch between tasks, and

check notiﬁcations without digging for information. It’s all right here on the Start screen.

Windows 8 also incorporates the PC desktop that you’re already familiar with. In the desktop,

you’ll see that the settings and features you used in Windows 7 are still there.

Click the Desktop tile to get to the familiar Windows desktop

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Touch, keyboard, and mouse: seamless integration

Windows 8 is hands-on and designed to eliminate the need to choose. You don’t have to

“work” on your PC and “play” on your tablet. The most eﬃcient way to get stuﬀ done is

immediately available. Whether you’re browsing apps, reading a book, or typing on the go

with touch, creating a project that requires the more productive horsepower of a traditional

mouse and keyboard, or doing everything at once, Windows 8 makes it easy. You use

whatever works best, whenever it works best. No tradeoﬀs.

On new, touch-enabled PCs, the things you can do with a mouse and keyboard are just as

easy to do with touch. You can switch between apps, organize your Start screen, and pan

and zoom. With the touch keyboard, you can navigate, type, and interact on the go. Because

you work in diﬀerent ways depending on which app you’re using, Windows 8 makes it easy

to use whichever method works best.

The touch keyboard has two modes designed to suit the way you work. You get a full-sized

keyboard with large buttons, or a handy thumb keyboard that splits the keys on either side

of the screen, making it easy and more comfortable to use on the go. Typing feels natural

whether you’re sitting down or walking around.

Type naturally with the touch keyboard

The innovative thumb keyboard makes typing on portable devices easier

The Windows 8 keyboard speaks your language. On new, touch-enabled PCs, the

keyboard layout automatically adjusts to the language you choose for Windows, so your

language settings apply to the whole PC rather than just certain apps. Whether you want

to type and click, swipe and tap, or do a combination of both, you can navigate and work

easily and eﬃciently in the language of your choice with Windows 8.

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Swipe from the bottom or top edge for app commands

App commands are revealed by swiping from the bottom or top

edge. You can swipe from the top to the bottom of the screen to

dock or close the current app.

Mouse equivalent: Right-click the app to see the apps commands.

Drag an app to close it

You don’t have to close apps. They won’t slow down your PC and

they’ll close on their own if you don’t use them for a while. If you

want to close an app, drag the app to the bottom of the screen.

Mouse equivalent: Click the top of the app and drag it to the

bottom of the screen.

Swipe in and out on the left brings up previously used apps

Swiping in and back out on the left brings up the most recently

used apps and you can select an app from that list.

Mouse equivalent: Place the mouse in the upper left and slide

down the left side of the screen to see the most recently used apps.

Press and hold to learn

You can see details when you press and hold. In some cases,

pressing and holding opens a menu with more options.

Mouse equivalent: Point to an item to see more options.

Tap to perform an action

Tapping something causes an action, such as launching an app or

following a link.

Mouse equivalent: Click an item to perform an action.

Swipe from the right edge for system commands

Swiping from the right side of the screen reveals the charms with

system commands.

Swiping from the left brings up previously used apps.

Mouse equivalent: Place the mouse pointer in the lower or upper

right corner of the screen and move your mouse up the right edge.

The new language of touch

On new, touch-enabled PCs, you can move things on your screen comfortably. Here are a

few common Windows 8 gestures.

Swipe in from the left to switch apps

Swiping in from the left reveals thumbnails of your open apps so

you can switch to them quickly.

Mouse equivalent: Place the mouse pointer in the upper-left and

click to cycle through apps or lower-left corner of the screen to see

the Start screen.

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Pinch or stretch to zoom

Zooming provides a way to jump to the beginning, end, or a

speciﬁc location within a list. You can start zooming by pinching

or stretching two ﬁngers on the screen.

Mouse and keyboard equivalent: Hold down the control key

on the keyboard while using the mouse wheel to expand or

shrink an item or tiles on the screen.

Rotate to turn

Rotating two or more ﬁngers turns an object. You can turn the

whole screen 90 degrees when you rotate your device.

Mouse equivalent: Support for rotating an object depends on

whether the speciﬁc app supports it.

Slide to drag

This is mostly used to pan or scroll through lists and pages, but

you can use it for other interactions, too, such as moving an

object or for drawing and writing.

Mouse equivalent: Click, hold, and drag to pan or scroll. Also,

when you use a mouse and keyboard, a scroll bar appears at the

bottom of the screen so you can scroll horizontally.

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Windows 8 is

cloud-connected

Your Microsoft account is like a portable, personal PC that appears on any Windows 8

device you’re using. Sign in to your Windows 8 device with your Microsoft account and

you’re immediately connected to the people, ﬁles, and settings you care about. Your PC

comes to life with all the things that make Windows yours, including your Start page,

themes, language preferences, browsing history, and browser favorites. You can connect

your favorite services to your Microsoft account, too—services like Microsoft Hotmail,

Microsoft Messenger, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and more. And you can immediately get

to your photos, docs, and other ﬁles, whether they’re on Microsoft SkyDrive, Facebook,

Flickr, or other services.

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Your Windows everywhere

background, and settings are all there. Whether you set it up once just the way you want

it or change it often, when you sign in even a brand-new PC lights up with everything that

makes Windows yours. And anyone you share your Windows 8 PC with can have their own

personalized, cloud-connected access by signing in with their own Microsoft account.

Start a project on one PC, and ﬁnish it on another. When you use the cloud to store your

information, the boundaries between devices dissolve. Your apps, games, music, photos,

ﬁles, and settings aren’t stored on one device because they’re in one place: the cloud.

Connected to your people

Use mail and messaging apps to communicate with all your friends, family, and co-workers.

And you won’t need to invite them twice. If you have contacts all over the place, you’re

in luck because whether you originally added a contact in Hotmail, Messenger, Facebook,

Twitter, Gmail, or some other service, if you choose to connect them, that contact is available

in your apps as soon as you sign in to your PC with your Microsoft account. You can have

a fully connected address book with the People app. See the people you care about, their

updates, and all the diﬀerent ways to communicate and share with them—all in one place.

The People app helps you keep track of what’s going on—all in one place.

Connected to your ﬁles

Your Microsoft account goes where you go. You can switch from one Windows 8 device to

another and be ready to pick up where you left oﬀ just by signing in. When your ﬁles are in

the cloud and you have an Internet connection, you can access photos and other ﬁles on

Microsoft SkyDrive just like you access other things on your PC, and you can get to them

from any web-connected device.

SkyDrive and an Internet connection give you access to practically everything on your PC

With Microsoft Family Safety, you can set up accounts for your children so you don’t have to

worry as much about their online activity. Family Safety will monitor your children’s activities

and let you know what they’re doing. By connecting your account, you’ll be able to get

weekly email reports in your inbox. You can also set up web ﬁltering, time limits,

and app restrictions.

Family safety in the cloud

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