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The verge website is running article which is updated continually as more is revealed about the upcoming update for Windows 8. Latest news is a 'Kiosk mode', a way of pairing a device and application together.
To read the article click the link below:
Windows Blue: everything you need to know | The Verge
Build 9374 doesn't appear to include many major changes, but one new addition that Microsoft is working on is a Kiosk Mode feature. Available in the PC settings menu, Kiosk Mode appears to be a way to lock down a device to a single Windows 8-style application. Apps can be selected to launch at login, with the app lockdown in place for user accounts.
To read the article click the link below:
Windows Blue: everything you need to know | The Verge
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that's cool. This kiosk mode could replace the need for third party locking software on PC's which are designed for public internet access, etc. Meaning Windows 8 could become a cheaper option for companies looking to do that sort of thing or parents trying to let their kids use the computer without them causing a nuclear meltdown of personal files lolThe verge website is running article which is updated continually as more is revealed about the upcoming update for Windows 8. Latest news is a 'Kiosk mode', a way of pairing a device and application together.
To read the article click the link below:
Windows Blue: everything you need to know | The Verge
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