Windows 8 introduces significant changes to the operating system's graphical user interface and platform; such as a new interface design incorporating a new design language used by other Microsoft products, a new Start screen to replace the Start menu used by previous versions of Windows, a new online store that can be used to obtain new applications, along with a new platform for apps that can provide what developers described as a "fast and fluid" experience with emphasis on touchscreen input.Additional security features were also added to the operating system, such as a built-in antivirus program and a secure boot feature on systems with UEFI firmware.
10 Key Features in Windows 8
1. Support for both x86 PCs and ARM tablets
2. Touch-centric, Tiles-based User Interface (UI)
3. Charms
4. Snap Multi-tasking
5. Windows 8 Control Panel
6. Web Navigation by Touch
7. Two Touch Keyboards
8. Enhanced Copy Experience
9. Native USB 3.0 Support
10. Better Support for Multiple Monitors
10 Key Features in Windows 8
1. Support for both x86 PCs and ARM tablets
2. Touch-centric, Tiles-based User Interface (UI)
3. Charms
4. Snap Multi-tasking
5. Windows 8 Control Panel
6. Web Navigation by Touch
7. Two Touch Keyboards
8. Enhanced Copy Experience
9. Native USB 3.0 Support
10. Better Support for Multiple Monitors
