Microsoft discloses win 8.1 Update details add camera function

"Sadie Network News" September 26, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft may have completed the Windows 8.1 update. But Microsoft insists it is still working on a last-minute patch, added functionality, and more. During the final phase (the RTM release) and the October 18 official release date, Microsoft is developing a number of service and application updates. Microsoft plans to update the Windows 8.1 built-in Bing search, Bing apps and camera apps. Updates to Bing search will include additional search types for hotels and restaurants. On the application side, the Bing Restaurant update will include the world famous Chef's guide video and 100,000 new menus with new recipes. The Bing financial update will allow users to connect directly to the portfolio and trade in the application. The Bing Travel Update includes additional user-generated photos from the online travel Atlas sharing Community trover and Michelin Guide (Michellin). Bing Sports updates will include additional sporting events and an increase of more than 20 international languages. Perhaps the most interesting feature added to the Windows 8.1 update is a new camera feature. Microsoft calls this feature "Photo Loop" (Photo loop). This feature is actually similar to the BlackBerry 10 photo playback feature. Unfortunately this feature requires new camera hardware that supports this feature. Surface 2 and other tablets launched this Christmas will be equipped with this feature camera. When a user opens a Windows 8.1 camera application, a compatible camera device will start taking photos immediately. Although you can't see it taking pictures, but it works like a temporary cache, you can use a circular menu to replay photos that people may not see or ignore. Other pocket cameras also have this feature. However, it is good to add this feature to Windows 8.1. All of these updates will be available to the Windows store on October 18. Microsoft is planning to update its services before it is officially released in order to enable additional functionality. Depending on the locale, some users will see Windows 8.1 on October 17. However, Windows 8.1 will be sold in retail stores starting October 18.