Microsoft advertising shows that in July 2010, the focus is on Windows 8

. According to foreign media reports, recently, various kinds of information published online suggest that Microsoft will focus on Windows 8.

Microsoft just launched Windows 7, and most Windows 7 users are slowly getting used to using Windows 7, and are also discovering the power of Windows 7. However, just a month later, Microsoft posted jobs on the Internet to recruit Windows 8 developers.

The technical website Ars Technica found a list of these jobs on Microsoft's official careers page. Some of these positions have been modified or deleted. Currently, the Ars Technica website also has a full list of jobs on Microsoft's official career page.

From the recent Microsoft product roadmap, Microsoft will develop 128-bit Windows 8, and Windows 8 will begin shipping Windows 8 in 2012. These recruiting positions suggest that Microsoft may shift its internal focus to the development of Windows 8. Microsoft's fiscal year 2011 starts in July 2010, so Microsoft will have two years to improve Windows 8 before launching Windows 8 in 2012.