Windows 8 Best Features and Keyboard Commands

Microsoft have already launched their most amazing and highly-anticipated flagship project for the year 2012 as they announced the arrival of Windows 8. The new operating system was officially released on Friday, October 26, 2012 (ET). Windows 8 was released together with Windows Surface. The Windows 8 is one of the most advanced Operating System, Microsoft was able to produce. It has a totally different interface with several new features and capabilities. We have listed here the best features of Windows 8: ***New Interface: Windows 8 interface has a stunning Start Screen UI enables a completely new Windows experience. The full-screen Windows Store apps are incredibly slick and speedy with navigation at Start Screen quickly and seamlessly. ***Task Manager Vastly Improved: With several new features and is more intuitive to use. Performance tab gives you an at-a-glance status update on your CPU, Memory, Disk, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi usage in moving charts. ***The First Truly Gestural version of Windows. ***Live Tiles and Lock Screen. ***Windows 8 offers a very easy way to refresh or reset your PC. ***Settings Synchronization made easy. ***Snap View for Multitasking. ***You can Pin Anything and Share Everything. ***Windows 8 Offers System Wide Search. Here are the Windows 8 Most Useful Keyboard Shortcuts: ***Windows logo key + start typing: Search your PC ***Ctrl+plus (+) or Ctrl+minus (-): Zoom in or out of many items, like apps pinned to the Start screen or in the Store ***Ctrl+scroll wheel: Zoom in or out of many items, like apps pinned to the Start screen or in the Store ***Windows logo key + C: Open the charms ***Windows logo key + F: Open the Search charm ***Windows logo key +H: Open the Share charm ***Windows logo key +I: Open the Settings charm ***Windows logo key + K: Open the Devices charm ***Windows logo key + O: Lock the screen orientation (portrait or landscape) ***Windows logo key + Z: Open commands for the app ***Windows logo key + PgUp: Move the Start screen and apps to the monitor on the right (apps in the desktop won’t change monitors) ***Windows logo key + PgDn: Move the Start screen and apps to the monitor on the left (apps in the desktop won’t change monitors) ***Windows logo key + Shift+period (.): Snap an app to the left ***Windows logo key + period (.): Snap an app to the right