Windows Blue News Update (Milestone Preview, IE11)


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Windows Blue ? Win8 SP1 ? Win9

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http://www.win8china.com/html/4179.html#

IE11 in Windows Blue

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http://www.win8china.com/html/4181.html#

Next in development is Windows Blue MP (Milestone Preview Version).

There is no M2 planned, like recent news said. MP will replace M2.

Also IE 10 for Windows 7 is scheduled for Release in the next few days.

Thx to Win8China.com

To think of it as a service pack would be wrong it seems. It sounds way more like a Windows 8.1 with new features and new versions of the apps. Seeing info about IE11 in it and not just something like 10.5 says a lot.

Some more facts about Blue based on Win8China posts:

  • Windows Blue has entered Milestone Preview development phase now.
  • UI hasn't changed much.
  • will have a better performance, Kernel gets downsized again
  • lower power consumption
  • Scaling is improved for Metro Apps, will fit to the screensize. Better windowing
  • Preview will be available in coming months
  • M1, MP, and then RTM
  • RTM Build number should be 9600
  • RTM phase starting 7th of June
  • Retail launch planned for August
  • Windows Blue Upgrade.is free for Windows 8 Users

http://www.win8china.com/html/4189.html

http://www.win8china.com/html/4190.html

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