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Windows 8 to have Windows Phone-like tile UI, report claims  The rumor mill has gone back and forth regarding whether or not Microsoft’s next-generation operating system ? Windows 8 ? might include a tile UI similar to the “Metro UI” found in the company’s Windows Phone 7 platform. The coming operating system, which will seemingly be designed for tablets as much as it will be designed for desktop and laptop computers, will likely str [..] |
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| Microsoft Pulls Plug On Windows 3.1 (MSFT): Windows 3.1? The end of an era: On November 1, Microsoft (MSFT) officially stopped issuing licenses for the Windows 3.x line, the first version of Microsoft's graphical OS anyone actually used.
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