Windows 8.2 is expected to restore the full start menu function

Windows system and "start" button can be described as a point of integration, dating back to Microsoft's release of Window 8, at that time Microsoft believes it can abandon the "always use" Start & rdquo; button, but it turns out that Microsoft is wrong, Windows users through the software feedback can not be separated from the "start" button. As a result, Microsoft added the "Start" button on Windows 8.1, but it still failed to provide the familiar traditional "start" button experience, once again without the approval of the masses. However, it seems that the next generation of Windows 8.2 is expected to fully recover the "Start" menu function, unlike the Windows 8.1 pseudo-menu, it can provide a hierarchical directory for users to choose.
This is the news from Paul Thurrott, who is the moderator of Superstie for Windows. According to rumors, this update system codenamed "Threshold", in addition to the traditional "start" menu return, will also provide a real desktop mode, breaking the full-screen Modern UI interface, you can on the desktop view on their own Run in the window.
Windows specialist Paul Thurrot said that Microsoft is planning to make improvements in several aspects of the new operating system. In addition to the start menu, it also includes a combination of traditional Windows desktop mode and Metro mode, so that it can only be used in Metro mode. The application running under can run in desktop mode as a separate floating window.
Mary Jo Foley from ZDNet also said that the new Windows operating system with the traditional start menu button will come in the spring of 2015, and the new version of Windows will also have a different application classification than the current Windows/Windows RT/Windows Phone platform. Foley said that PCs, tablets and phones will run the Modern version of Windows, while business users will use the traditional version of Windows.
However, from the current situation, the next generation of Windows will not be officially released before 2015, so it is better to care about the Windows Phone platform with slow progress. After the launch of Windows 8.1, it is reported that the latest Windows Phone 8.1 will also be launched in February next year.
If the rumor is true, then it once again shows Microsoft's emphasis on user feedback, just as before the release of Xbox One, Microsoft has been hoping that consumers will give advice in the future and tell them what kind of game console they want to have. I hope that Microsoft's new CEO will continue to carry forward this tradition of customer first, which is best for us mass consumers.