The official Microsoft blog for Windows 8 publishes constantly news of the upcoming operating system. The latest is that Windows Explorer, Office-like Ribbon.
Microsoft’s Windows 8 release date has not yet been officially confirmed but rumors are indicating that a late 2011 to early 2012 drop date is likely.
With the new Ribbon, Microsoft is looking to tackle some of the criticism of Windows Vista and 7 (which had a much too simplified Explorer) and will offer lots of customization options, as well as all the features and functions you would expect of a modern operating system. Unfortunately, the band will not accept third-party extensions, but they will still work through right-click menu.
Explorer will have a File menu, three permanent tabs (Home, Share and View) and a range of contextual tabs that appear only when needed. There is also a new info window, which is now located on the right side of the window, and a quick access that sits right in tab buttons, providing easy access shortcuts to commands.
Other recently revealed news of Windows 8, the system may be built-in support for installation and management of ISO and VHD files.
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