Microsoft shipped its Windows 8 operating system in October, but the company is planning to update it in a big way with codename Blue. Designed for new hardware, including 7- and 8-inch devices, Windows Blue will be treated as a new version of Windows — an upgrade to Windows 8. Check out all the news below as we follow Windows Blue's progress from milestone to release.
Whether we realize it or not, colors have an impact on our lives. As a rule we are intuitively looking for colors we need. When you wake up in the morning and feel really tired, you may not realize it but you’ll definitely put on clothes of warm and vivid colors like: orange, yellow or red. People with fine mental organization choose colors more accurately. Usually these are women; because men are more reserved with social limitations and often suppress their need to put on clothes of a desired color.
Blue conveys importance and confidence. It is associated with intelligence, stability and unity. It`s definitely color of corporate world. Also blue is believed to keep the bad spirits away.A great deal of web designers use this color as a main in theirs works.
There are a lot of various shades of this color: azure, baby blue, cobalt, cornflower blue, cyan, indigo, midnight blue, navy, royal, sapphire, sky blue, slate, steel blue etc. So you have a really greate choice.
The Windows 8 developer preview is out and thousands of programmers and geeks are installing it, meaning we’re going to get a lot of hands-on impressions and reviews of the upcoming PC operating system. After installing the OS, Mobility Digest discovered that Microsoft has finally improved one of the ugliest, nastiest parts of Windows: the blue screen of death. Yep, the message you get when your computer is on the brink of death now looks a bit nicer. It now has a nicer shade of blue, a gradient, a sad face emoticon, and a nicely worded message.
