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Microsoft's Jerry Koh and Jeff Piira gave some insight into the Windows 8 touch experience in yet another Building Windows 8 blog post yesterday. They talked specifically about the type of touch hardware that would be required for Windows 8-certified tablets - the touchscreens in Windows 8 and Windows on ARM tablets will need to recognize at least five simultaneous inputs, have good edge detection, and accurately register 95% of all touch input.
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At Microsoft's BUILD show this morning, the company gave a lot of insight into what everyone has been waiting to see - Windows 8. read more Read Post

At the MIX11 event today, Microsoft made several minor changes and upgrades to the Windows Phone chassis specifications. Three main tweaks were made from the previous Windows Phone hardware requirements: the addition of gyroscopes, ... Read Post

Microsoft announced the new Sculpt Comfort Mouse and Sculpt Mobile Mouse today on the Windows Experience blog. I'm usually not someone who is writing about untested hardware but the Sculpt Comfort Mouse comes with a feature that mak... Read Post