The first images of Windows 8 reportedly fled on canvas. From a Chinese site, they were confirmed WinRumors while others say rumors that Microsoft would make a presentation of the interface in the month of June. The screenshots posted on the site Win7China offer a first glimpse of the GUI. The images are very limited and are taken from the second milestone has been completed recently (see "The roadmap unveiled Windows 8) Note first the little note from Microsoft that asked not to reveal his hard work .
The progress of the installation of drivers is now viewed by an icon in the taskbar, and an image representing the user can access their Windows Live account. Indeed, it is possible to connect the system with its Windows Live IDs and enjoy cloud service and a sort of App Store sauce Microsoft.
The Chinese site also claims that Windows 8 will have a feature to restore the operating system in less than two minutes and the installation of Windows 8 M3 on which developers are currently working takes only 8 minutes.Évidemment before many new and fantastic images on the run, we recommend you take a step back right thing with clothes pegs in one hand and salt in another. 
The progress of the installation of drivers is now viewed by an icon in the taskbar, and an image representing the user can access their Windows Live account. Indeed, it is possible to connect the system with its Windows Live IDs and enjoy cloud service and a sort of App Store sauce Microsoft.
The Chinese site also claims that Windows 8 will have a feature to restore the operating system in less than two minutes and the installation of Windows 8 M3 on which developers are currently working takes only 8 minutes.Évidemment before many new and fantastic images on the run, we recommend you take a step back right thing with clothes pegs in one hand and salt in another.
- Windows 8 installs in 8 minutes, restores in 2 (03/03/2011)
- The first Windows 8 screenshots have leaked (03/03/2011)
- Fresh insight on Windows 8 from the people building it (24/02/2011)
- Roadmap leak puts Windows 8 tablets in back-to-school 2012 (04/03/2011)
- 8 Concepts for Windows 8 log on screens we'll probably never see (02/03/2011)
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