Windows 10 Enables Touch Only When Needed

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Joe Belfiore, the corporate vice president of Windows Phone Program Management, said that the company is not giving up on touch for the latest Windows 10 ecosystem. He added that there were a large number of people who were comfortable with the touch less Windows 7 operating system. Meanwhile the latest operating system will also support people who jumped to Windows 8 operating system.

This means that the charms bar would be renovated with the latest ecosystem. The method to open the charms bar is the same, you need to swipe to the right and then it opens. However, the experience with the charms bar has changed recently, says Belforie. While you swipe in from the left, users will find the task view. Touch is implemented in such a way that it enhances the way in which users use the computer.

Currently Microsoft is working on a renovated user interface that is not a part of the latest Windows ecosystem. Anyways, for a two-in-one device, a mode called Continuum will be implemented. This will adjust the PC settings according to whether or not mouse and keyboard are connected to the computer.

In case you disconnect the keyboard, the operating system would automatically open the Windows 8 style UI with the Start menu. There is a back button available in order to help the users go back to the previous screen that the user was working on.  When the mouse and keyboard is not connected to the system, the icons and menus grow out larger. On the other hand, when they are connected, the icon and the menu shrink down. That is, the desktop mode would appear back. The Windows app disappears along with the Start page.

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Myerson stated that the next step for Microsoft would be pitching the Enterprise customers. While the analysis has stated that this would be something crucial for Microsoft’s future. We can expect more options for the consumers in Windows 10 next year, lot more applications for BUILD and finally the release of the most awaited operating system around mid of next year.

About the business, there are already few who have picked up along with some early bird adopters as well. However, when they speak to the people about this, Microsoft does not seem to find much reception for the latest operating system. One of the analysts with Directions on Microsoft, Wes Miller, said that way before briefing, they are hearing a lot of business.

Though a slew of features are expected to appear in the latest Windows OS, some speculations are still there that some users may stick with Windows 7.