The birth of Windows Blue

According to reliable sources, foreign media have been reporting for a long time, saying that Microsoft Windows 8 upgrades are Windows Blue. But Microsoft has never posted the message. Surprisingly, Microsoft finally broke the silence, acknowledging the existence of the product.

Frank Show, Microsoft's vice-president for corporate communications, formally mentioned Windows Blue in the Tuesday Microsoft TechNet website Blog. He said: "Now, look ahead." As products in the market have an excellent foundation and know exactly how we will develop the company, Microsoft's product leaders in various departments are cooperating to implement some plans to advance our related equipment and services. The plan is not called ' Blue ' within Microsoft. ”

Although Shaw did not disclose exactly which service would be "Blue" upgrades, it was rumored that Windows 8, Windows RT, Windows Phone 8, Windows Server, and multiple online service offerings were the targets of coordinated upgrades. As for what "Blue" is, Shaw says, the continuous development cycle is the new normal for Microsoft.

Microsoft announces that the Microsoft Build 2013 developer conference will be in June from 26 to 28th at the San Francisco Moscam Exhibition Center (Moscone centre).

Our product division is still taking a unified approach to planning, Shaw said. So people will get what they need. All the equipment, applications and services will work together, whatever they are and what they are doing. Indeed, there is an important rumor that Windows blue will make it easier for cross-platform application development. If that is true, the Microsoft Build 2013 conference may disclose more details.