Some exciting rumors recently hit the press, courtesy of The Verge. Rumors of Microsoft plans to release Windows 9 in April 2015. This system will include the usual performance, as well as a possible return from the start menu most interesting rumor was that the company will introduce Metro 2.0, the second version of its much criticized Windows 8 interface. «Previous rumors suggested that Microsoft plans to make its Windows 8-style (' Metro ') applications allow them to swim and run in separate Windows on the traditional desktop. "this instantly caught my attention. Unlike some of the rumors that makes sense. It's probably even true. That's why.Microsoft faces two basic problems (among others) with Windows 8, which can be solved by the implementation of this idea.
Windows needs more Storage, Metro style desktop applications for Windows 8. Developers largely ignored Redmond in the official shop. Article from October 2013, reported that Windows were missing 75% of the most popular applications, all of which were available on the Android and iOS. Microsoft need more apps in its store to better compete with its rivals and push his own shop, from which it takes a hefty cut of profit two, desktop users prefer the traditional desktop interface for installation of the new Metro. This allows more than two Windows on the screen at the same time and does not require learning a new interface in Microsoft's users sign on the left support for legacy Windows applications in desktop mode. But what happens if the company allows you to run applications on your desktop?, the Metro, consider this. We can guess with a good certainty that Microsoft assumes a certain future for Windows, looks a lot like the iOS.
Each app is going through the store Windows. No need to mess around with updates, installers and that shit. We may collect all under one roof and to provide a consistent user experience across all platforms. Additionally he gets cut that 30% of all app sales. However, that will never happen if the Redmond Microsoft leaves like this. Desktop users to legacy applications. Metro applications are of secondary importance. but what happens if Microsoft Works underground desktop application? Metro apps Suddenly don't seem that bad. If you can juggle them with your legacy applications, it does not kill your workflow.
If Metro applications will run on the desktop (for example where users are), then developers may feel more inclined to develop within the framework of the official Windows store. So they can make another desktop application and interface. If Microsoft can whip in the shop Windows in the best shape he can click Windows RT and tablets as a viable alternative to Android and iOS. If Microsoft can do all of this, it may be Windows 8 and Metro will not be such a mistake after all. If he can do all this. which brings us to the next point, which concerns me. Most likely pure inertia will push large numbers of developers from store Windows. Why remaking your application for less money? because Microsoft will motivate people to get their apps on the store? He tried, giving developers more profit and what not. What next? Stop supporting desktop applications without a subway? Users will rebel. Pay application developers to Metro?Windows 9 raises more questions. Where Microsoft is going with this? We expect the news religiously, as solutions to the world's most popular desktop OS affects all of us. Is this article will help you I would like to hear from you via comment, also check out www.teckbucket.blogspot.com for updates, you might not see. Don't forget to submit your email address for updates on money making tutorials. and join us on facebook here and on twitter here
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