Spoločnosť Microsoft has quite big plans for its software. Information appeared on the Internet that Microsoft wants to move not only the set to the subscription model Office, but also the operating system Windows. A special version of the operating system Windows 365 is supposed to work on a similar principle to Google Chrome OS. This is also consistent with speculation about the alleged "Windows with Bing", which was supposed to be closely tied to the service Microsoft Bing. Well, as it happens, after the first leak, the system simply evaporated.
According to leaks, it will Windows 365 closely linked to the service OneDrive, exactly as it is Chrome OS linked to Google Drive. This most likely means that Windows 365 will only be available on super-cheap computers that will have almost no free space and users will have to upload their files to cloud. There, of course, users get a large storage space for free for a certain period of time, and after it expires they will either have to buy a new computer with Windows 365 or subscribe cloud for next year.
This vision may seem illogical to some, on the other hand Chrome The OS built its popularity in the US precisely because of this system. For users, this means that they will have a new computer every two years, while for manufacturers, it means maintaining regular income from the sale of computers. And because Chrome The OS started Microsoftu cut a proper piece of cake, Microsoft will defend himself. The system itself should be available for OEM manufacturers at a very low price, even under $20.
- KancElar's orchard Office 365 with a license for 5 PC/Mac and 5 iPads can be purchased directly here
Windows 8.1 emphasizes cloud. That is why there is a place for traditional ingredients in the left menu.
*Source: WinBeta.org (1)(2)
LOL
Idea with "cloud"my computers and OS" is nice, but I don't like it, I'd rather have a box under my desk (or just an iMac on my desk :) ) and it will be mine, here and now and for offline use, than have everything on cloudand not have a “personal approach” to it…
Well, considering the technologies they introduced in Win8, it's a logical conclusion. I remain a fan of the classic OS. Cloud He doesn't take me.
He will probably have to react i Apple. For some, it will suit and be enough.
Well, in order for it to be usable, it would have to cover WIFI and 3G or LTE much better than it is now, as I can see the blue screen of death in every tunnel when traveling by train.
Apple maybe it will react in the new 12″ MBA without a fan…
OneDrive but has integration into windows and synchronizes the folder contents with cloudstorage. Even on the iPad you can Office stores data locally and then loads it on OneDrive
So the local storage will have to have and not a small one
I know it's a bit toxic, but for a Floppy Disk drive to be available today Drive a: I really find it funny...