Win9 is expected to integrate all versions of Windows

Computer store news: Many sources said that Microsoft is developing a new version of Windows system codenamed Threshold (known as Win9) will integrate Windows Phone and Windows RT. However, the plan announced by Microsoft CEO Nadella this year is even more ambitious: Microsoft wants to integrate all versions of Windows systems into a single operating system.

Nadella revealed the general plan at today's financial conference call, saying: "We will streamline the next version of Windows and integrate the three operating systems into a single An operating system that covers displays of various sizes. We will unify our store, business and developer platforms to provide a more unified user experience and provide developers with broader opportunities. & rdquo;

Nadella did not disclose too much details, but said that Microsoft's internal engineering team has been integrated, so a team will build a version of Windows for mobile phones, tablets, PCs. Even the Xbox. Nadella also said that the user interface of the system will be scaled according to the size of the display, and mentions the development of the universal application that has already been introduced.

The way Microsoft integrates Windows systems is essentially the same as Canonical's integrated Ubuntu approach. Windows 9's unified operating system code changes depending on the size of the display, such as mobile phones, tablets, PCs and TVs. From this point of view, the WP and tablet user interface will stick to the Metro look and the PC will use the traditional desktop.