Windows 8 & 8.1: The Features That Shaped a New Era

Windows 8 & 8.1: The Features That Shaped a New Era
Windows 8 and its successor, Windows 8.1, were a huge departure from previous versions of the Windows operating system. Launched in 2012 and followed by an update in 2013, these versions introduced a bold new look and several innovative features aimed at reshaping how we interact with computers. From the all-new Start screen and live tiles to the highly criticized removal of the traditional Start menu, Windows 8 changed the game.
In this video, we’ll break down everything you need to know about Windows 8 and 8.1. We’ll cover:
The major differences between Windows 8 and its predecessor, Windows 7.
The standout features like Windows Defender, BitLocker encryption, Windows To Go, and how they revolutionized security and portability.
The various editions of Windows 8 (Core, Pro, Enterprise) and how they catered to different user needs, from casual users to large enterprises.
The hardware requirements and how your device needed to adapt to support Windows 8's new features.
Why the changes Microsoft made were both a game-changer and a source of frustration for users.
This video will give you an in-depth understanding of why Windows 8/8.1 remains one of the most polarizing and significant versions of the Windows OS. Whether you loved or hated it, it’s impossible to deny its impact. Stay tuned to learn how Windows 8 paved the way for future innovations in the Windows ecosystem!