What features should Windows 8 have? Need to add pure Web version

Windows 8 is likely to be available in 2012. As a Microsoft next-generation operating system, what features should it have?

Windows 7 has just been released, and Microsoft has begun to develop Windows 8. There is even news that Windows 8 will be available in 2012. Although Windows 7 is already very good, there are still some shortcomings. The following are the top 10 aspects that Windows 8 needs to improve:

1. Continue to improve security

Despite the improved security of Windows 7 But security is a long-term issue and Microsoft needs to constantly improve.

2. Integrating a range of web applications

Bing is very successful, Bing Maps is also better than Google Maps service, and there are email clients, these are Microsoft's excellent Network products should be integrated into Windows 8.

3. Integrating social networking applications

Windows 7's disappointment includes lack of support for social networking elements, so it needs to be compensated for in Windows 8.

4. Launching a pure web version

Google is about to launch a Chrome OS system based on a web browser next year. Microsoft certainly cannot make Google gain the upper hand in the operating system market. Therefore, Windows 8 should include a pure web version.

5. Introducing a new file system

The Windows file system has been brilliant, but it is no longer effective, and Windows 8 offers Microsoft an opportunity to launch a new file system.

6. Reduce the version of Windows

Despite the need to launch a pure web version, Microsoft still has to cut the number of Windows versions while simplifying the purchase process.

7. Introducing a viable anti-piracy strategy

For Windows 8, Microsoft should introduce a viable anti-piracy strategy to protect legitimate users as much as possible.

8. Perfect for netbooks

Compared with Windows 7 Standard Edition, Windows 7 Starter Edition for netbooks has too many restrictions. I hope Microsoft will launch a more powerful Windows 8 Starter Edition and improve Windows. User experience in netbooks.

9. Improving networking in complex environments

In complex environments, Windows 7 networking is still weak. Currently, more and more users have both Macs, Windows PCs, and other connected devices, and Windows 8 is expected to solve the problem of hybrid networking.

10. Still based on native systems

Despite the need to launch a pure web version of Windows 8, users are still a minority, and Microsoft still has to rely on local desktop systems.