Win8 new features Email account login Windows

Recently, Windows 8 has been a topic of concern, and its new features continue to surface. Windows 8 M1 Build 7850 images leaked in the past few days, we found that Windows 8 has new features: email accounts can be logged into Windows.

From the picture, we can clearly see two points:

“ An email account does not require Windows, but allows you to access your personalization, collection on any computer And the content becomes convenient. ”

“Windows 8 can use an online email account as your Windows account to enhance your personalized experience. Use an email account to make your activities more lively on Windows. ”

Essentially, the Windows 8 Connected Accounts feature enhances the cloud service experience.

With Connected Accounts, users can log in to the platform running Windows 8 using their online identity to get settings, customize, bookmark, and sync content anytime, anywhere.

It must be said that such new features do bring great aspects to users.

Windows 8 Italia also found new cloud-related features in Windows 8, including: mobile broadband account experience, file server resource manager, setting synchronization.

The above mentioned has not been confirmed by Microsoft, but it seems that Microsoft will develop cloud login, file cloud synchronization, and personalization options and settings synchronization.

It is suspected that Microsoft will integrate Windows Live vNext and Windows 8 in the next phase, especially regarding Mesh and SkyDrive services. But this has not been proven.

Desktop and cloud services should work seamlessly, and Windows resource management should include cloud folders. Cloud folders are more than just folders. They also have synchronization and personal file sharing capabilities to satisfy users' appetite.

In addition, Windows Live Mesh is currently limited to 5GB, and the space should be expanded to at least the maximum storage capacity of Windows Live SkyDrive (a large network hard drive), isn't it? This way Windows 8 will be even better.