While in the past, the market was primarily dominated by one computer system - Microsoft Windows – this is no longer the case today. Systems from Apple and Google, not only in the mobile sphere but also in the computer sphere. The cards were shuffled in 2007, when Apple introduced iPhone and operating system iOS, which later made its way to tablets, and as we already know, tablets have become a substitute for laptops for many people today. Of course, Microsoft also had to adapt to this new trend, so next year we will see how it adapts its system for phones, tablets, laptops and computers.
And what it will actually look like Windows 9? Threesome. According to available information, Microsoft should be preparing three forms of the system Windows 9, which will appear on smartphones, tablets, laptops and computers. Well, depending on the hardware, the position of the traditional desktop will differ. Users who will use Windows 9 on tablets with an ARM processor, they can say goodbye to the desktop. All functions and applications from the desktop should be transferred to a 'modern' form, while this version of the system will only support applications from Windows Store. These should also include upgraded versions of programs from the Office suite, which should be optimized for the Modern UI environment. Users also get a bonus in the form of the ability to run applications from Windows Phone, as both platforms run on ARM processors. The icing on the cake is that Microsoft will unite next year Windows Phone a Windows 9 "RT", making it just one system with one app store.
Second version Windows 9 is more or less based on a similar concept that Chromebooks and Chrome OS work on. This form should be found on cheaper laptops with the system Windows 365, which should offer its users prepaid OneDrive storage for one to two years. Again, such a version will only be compatible with applications from Windows Store, but it will be fully compatible with mice, keyboards, and even touch screens, so people may find it on mid-range tablets as well. But the system can recognize whether it will be on a tablet or a laptop, and depending on that, the desktop will be available. Laptop users will be able to use the desktop and desktop applications, but the desktop options will be significantly limited compared to the standard version of the system. However, if you want to use Sketchpad and Chrome on your desktop, then there's nothing stopping you from doing so. Even so, it is more advantageous for Microsoft that you use applications from Windows Store and thus the vast majority of applications will be available from there.
Well, finally there is the third version. Third version Windows 9 will be compatible with everything else and will be a full version of the system with a full desktop and full features. It will be compatible with laptops, computers and tablets that will contain an x86 processor, i.e. a processor from Intel or AMD. This version will allow users to use the Start screen, respectively the Start menu, open applications from the Modern UI on the desktop and many other options that the upcoming Windows 8.1 Update 2. It is therefore possible to count on the fact that, in addition to the special editions, we will also encounter the traditional edition, which will probably be the most used of all the editions that will be released. The system itself should be introduced next year, probably at the //BUILD/ conference.
*Source: winbeta.org
