Microsoft Reveals Changes Windows 8 Interface

CALIFORNIA - Microsoft said it had made ​​some major changes in the Windows desktop user interface 8. These changes include out of Aero Glass interface.

Aero Glass itself is antarmukan which was first introduced by Windows Vista. According to Microsoft, this means that the visual changes include the "uneven surface, remove and rearrange the reflections that interfere with grading scale."

Proclaimed The Verge, Sunday (5/20/2012), although it did change the interface, a company based in redmond are apparently not worried about the issue of "learnability." Instead, Microsoft believes that with a little help, the user does not take long to adjust to the new operating system.

"We will help people move to the right. And we are sure they see themselves will quickly find a new paradigm to become a second habit," Microsoft wrote in his blog.

Meanwhile, Microsoft jjuga admit there are some usability issues with certain movements in the Consumer Preview. They argue, it is no problem about the habits that have built new users, but is due to the initial state of the operating system.

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