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Microsoft has publicly announced the developer update of Windows 8. The newly introduced version is called Windows 8.1 P or Windows Blue, at some instances. A more cherish able fact is that the update is not limited to the developers only.

The tech world is sitting tight waiting for Microsoft to release the finalized version of Windows 8.1 operating system. This is a compensation package for majorly criticized Windows 8. As it is just a week away to hit the marketplace, let us share some brief views about it.

In order to improve the Windows 8, Microsoft decided to remove the F8 key option to access advanced startup options that are considered best for troubleshooting system in case an issue arises. There was no easy way to access safe mode than F8 key but, it is not present in Windows 8.

With the first glance that Microsoft allowed on its new OS, it by no means would seem as if it just the Updates for Windows 7 rather it is designed with a complete new look and features.

Microsoft's Windows 8 has been branded a threat to China's cybersecurity in a state-backed news report.

In present-day smartphone arrangements, you must have to login with a unique user account to access application stores and synchronized data settings. While setting up Windows Phone 8 initially, users may bump into error messages preventing them to add a Microsoft Account.

Most of the reproaches made on Windows 8 pointed that it is more of a tablet or mobile concentrated operating system, and is less efficient for Desktop PCs and Laptops. Microsoft has tried to address these censures in its preview version of Windows 8.1.

We're excited to announce a major upgrade for our Outlook.com app for Android devices that overhauls the entire user interface and provides a number of new features. You can get the latest app here. www.office.com/setup We believe that the best mobile experience is enabled through Exchange ActiveSync-which provides a rich, powerful, network-optimized experience for Windows Phone, iOS and other mobile devices. However, native support for Exchange ActiveSync on Android devices varies significantly and so we build a separate app to ensure as many people as possible can have a great Outlook.com experience across all their devices. As you've heard us talk about previously, the overall response to Outlook.com has been very positive. However, our Android app has been behind and so we're excited to take this large step forward. Starting today, you can get the same great Outlook.com look and feel you've come to love on Windows 8 and the web on your Android device.

"New information has appeared online regarding the much-anticipated Nokia Lumia 900. Following recently leaked details, PocketNow has reported that the flagship handset (to be known as the Ace in the USA) will feature a 4.3-inch ClearBlack SuperAMOLED display, an 8 megapixel camera and 512 MB of RAM. Powered by a 1.4GHz Qualcomm CPU, the phone will initially ship with Windows Phone Mango as anticipated, continuing the close relationship with Microsoft."

It's been a very busy year for SkyDrive and we'd like to thank all of you for helping us improve the service through your feedback, tweets, Facebook posts, and comments. The service continues to grow: since October 2012 when Windows 8 launched, 50 million more people have started using SkyDrive, helping us reach an important milestone - over 250 million people are now using SkyDrive as the new place to save their files. In just the past few months we've made SkyDrive the default save location for the new Office, updated the SkyDrive app for iOS, and made substantial performance improvements to SkyDrive uploading. Recently, we also announced that Microsoft accounts have grown to 700 million, that we've improved the security of our service with things like two-step verification, and that we now have Extended Validation Certificates integrated on SkyDrive.com. And a few days ago, our friends over at Outlook.com announced that they're rolling out a new feature that allows you to insert anything from your SkyDrive directly into an email message. We continue to push forward to a world where all your stuff is in SkyDrive, so you can always have it with you.

It's been a very busy year for SkyDrive and we'd like to thank all of you for helping us improve the service through your feedback, tweets, Facebook posts, and comments. The service continues to grow: since October 2012 when Windows 8 launched, 50 million more people have started using SkyDrive, helping us reach an important milestone - over 250 million people are now using SkyDrive as the new place to save their files. In just the past few months we've made SkyDrive the default save location for the new Office, updated the SkyDrive app for iOS, and made substantial performance improvements to SkyDrive uploading. Recently, we also announced that Microsoft accounts have grown to 700 million, that we've improved the security of our service with things like two-step verification, and that we now have Extended Validation Certificates integrated on SkyDrive.com. And a few days ago, our friends over at Outlook.com announced that they're rolling out a new feature that allows you to insert anything from your SkyDrive directly into an email message. We continue to push forward to a world where all your stuff is in SkyDrive, so you can always have it with you.

"Rumours that Nokia is building a tablet computer have gathered pace this week, starting with manufacturing insiders talking about a possible 10″ Windows 8 slate being close to production, and continuing now with what could be seen as confirmation that a tablet will arrive from Nokia soon."

Windows 8 RTM for mobile devices has introduced some elevated security features. Through preeminent synchronizing capabilities, Microsoft empowers this operating system to become loyal with its users and help them keep their data safe and secure.

Struggling with a stubborn Microsoft Surface Pro that just won't power up? Before you rush off to the repair shop, why not try these easy tips and tricks yourself?

Intel official Paul Otellini (Chief Executive Officer) has unveiled that the company is scheduling to work with the search giant Google on its next-generation and upcoming versions of mobile operating system Android for Intel's Atom processors.

Experience MS Office Home and Student 2013 on Windows 8 devices with highly improved user interface optimization process for touch, pen and keyboard. A highly improved look application software that reduces distractions for a better reading experience.