Microsoft Windows 8 Full Best Edition 2012 Download Free Now!

Windows 8 has been out for download for developer preview. This version of Windows 8 is currently released as a beta version by Microsoft. Check the rest of the post to know how to download Windows 8 full version.

If you have downloaded Windows 8 from any p2p sites or illegal torrent sites, be careful as these may be buggy and might contain malwares or viruses. So it’s always advisable to download the OS directly from Microsoft.

Microsoft has already released the Windows 8 download in their official sites for developer preview. The download is available as an Windows 8 ISO image, which needs to be mounted into an installation media on DVD or USB flash drive.

Related: Download Windows 7 Full version

Windows 8 is very much conceptually different from it’s predecessors and it takes time to actually get used to this new interface. This OS is developed not just to work on desktops and laptops but also on Windows based tablets and mobile phones, making it a flexible multi-platform OS.

New Features of Windows 8

Metro Style- Tile based User Interface : Designed for touch enabled devices like tablets and computers.

Factory Reset and Refresh : These two features enables you to factory reset your windows to its base, just like a newly installed windows. With Refresh option, you can do a basic reset which retains all the accounts, personal settings and documents. But the factory reset option restores the PC to the state it was in when originally purchased.

Internet explorer 10 : Provides fast and best touch-first web experience with HTML 5 support, security and more hardware acceleration.

Windows App Store : Browse through thousand of apps and get detailed review from users who bought them.

Multi Monitor Options: Windows 8 features has enhanced it’s multi monitor capabilities from windows 7. Now it’s possible to have unique taskbars on each monitors with different desktop background making it seem to be running on different PC itself.

Online Sync: Windows 8 have the option to synchronise your files and settings with Windows Live skydive cloud. This helps to keep your multiple devices having windows 8 like laptop, desktop and tablet in sync with each other.

Other major changes in Windows 8 vs Windows 7 includes, apps grouping, inbuilt social networking, share charm, NFC support and power efficiency.

How to download Windows 8?

Before downloading windows 8, make sure you meet the minimum requirements required for installing Microsoft Win 8.

1GHz or faster processor.

1GB RAM for 32bit and 2Gb RAM for 64 bit

16/20GB hard drive for 32/64 bit

Download the full version of Windows 8 ISO image from the link given in this post. If you’re using windows 7, you can directly use the inbuilt Disc Image burner software to write the ISO file into DVD or just use any third party software's like Nero for burning the Windows 8 image into DVD or USB.

Note: If you’re planning to upgrade from Windows XP/Vista/7. the you have to install windows 8 without developer tools. For a clean install, all the builds are supported.

Direct download links for Windows 8

Windows 8 Developer Preview with developer tools English, 64-bit (x64): DOWNLOAD (4.8 GB)

Windows 8 Developer Preview English, 64-bit (x64): DOWNLOAD (3.6 GB)

Windows 8 Developer Preview English, 32-bit (x86): DOWNLOAD (2.8 GB)

Summary: Windows 8 download full version from Microsoft official site.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus hands-on performance tests [Video]

Samsung took the opportunity to talk about his and Google's new baby during his Galaxy Note World Tour in London and one of the few Swedish media on the spot we took the opportunity to feel a little extra on the next generation Nexus phone and let it sweat a bit in some performance tests.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus is well known that the third Nexus-model on the Android market and Samsung is the second consecutive year, the honor of being the first introduction of a new Android platform - Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Without warning, Samsung had to our joy chosen to let their phone and tablet hybrid Galaxy Note to share stage with his newly-hatched siblings Galaxy Nexus during the launch of Galaxy Note World Tour in London.

Samsung announced the phone with the four types of words - performance, display, design and operating systems. We thought briefly try to address these issues here in an early preview, where we begin to look more closely at the phone itself and its design.

Large but tuned

Samsung Galaxy Nexus is a telephone in the absolute top tier, not only in terms of functionality, but also size. The phone is built around its new HD Super AMOLED screen, which measures the entire 4.65 inches on the diagonal. Samsung also pointed out that the phone's trimmed measure of all ranks. HSPA + model - unfortunately, we could say - is the model coming to Sweden to measure only 8.94 mm in the profile. The profile also has the same curved design that Samsung introduced the Nexus S last year.

Although the frame around the screen has been slim and besides that we now find navigation buttons in the GUI of the phone has also been dieted away millimeters on the sides where the Galaxy Nexus has a frame of only 4.29 mm.

A detail Samsung also mentioned was the back of the phone that has a similar texture as Galaxy II, but here in a more rubber-like material, which in our brief hands-on session actually made the phone feel less inclined to slip out of hand.

Galaxy Nexus is also surprisingly light with a match weight of 135 grams, which is more the rule than the exception for Samsung phones. This means that we may not get the same solid feel as the more sturdy construction, such as the HTC Titan (4.7 inches and 160 grams), but for those who are accustomed to Samsung's design language, this is nothing new, a matter simply.

The phone is otherwise clean and without physical navigation buttons and a hidden notifying front of the phone is very clean. In the long sides, we find a new standard connector for docking stations and accessories, and volume control. On the short side houses the microUSB / HML-input while the top edge is a 3.5 mm headphone connector and power button.

The general feeling we get off the phone during our preview is that it does not feel as great as we feared. The more elongated display panel and trimmed the shell allows the phone is not much larger than its siblings Galaxy II - although it obviously notice a difference when you have them in hand.

HD Super AMOLED does not disappoint

Samsung has thus pushed in its latest HD Super AMOLED panel in the Galaxy Nexus and apart from its size at 4.65 inches, the resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels which is the most pleasant news. Discussions have been many around the subpixel technique Samsung have chosen / been forced to use in their HD Super AMOLED panel. With PenTile we have one third fewer subpixels in the display of what a true RGB panel had offered, which can give a slightly poorer perceived resolution.

We're pleased to announce that the very high resolution that HD Super AMOLED usually mask the shortcomings of PenTile technology very well. We did our best to try to find angular units and irregularities in the screen text and image rendering, but we could never find with the naked eye of the smaller number of subpixels. We managed to snap some quick macro images - better, in our full-scale review - of the screen where we can glimpse subpixels set. But when we have difficulty getting them on the image with a high resolution DSLR camera and a macro lens, it is quite obvious that most users will never notice what is going on behind the more than 900 000 pixels on Samsung's HD Super AMOLED screen.

In a somewhat dubious test environment where we otherwise thrilled with the screen black and the resolution that makes it possible to read even small text and graphics without having to zoom in regular intervals. While viewing angles were as expected, very good, while we like the Samsung Galaxy S II marked by relatively little reflection on the screen glass.

Super-fast camera and NFC division

We also took the opportunity to test drive Samsung's new camera sensor. Samsung claims that despite its lower sensor resolution, 5 megapixels to 8 megapixels in the Galaxy II has a very capable camera functionality in the Galaxy Nexus. The phone also supports recording 1080p video and although we were unable to evaluate either photo or video quality, we note that Samsung's "Zero Shutter Lag" technology works as advertised. As seen in the video above flip phone photo rather instantly, and gives us a much more "camera-like" feel.

We also got a quick presentation of Android Beam where we can share information and data between two NFC-enabled devices by simply bringing them close together. By putting two Galaxy Nexus phones against each other and pressing a button you can share links or images between phones. An otherwise cool feature and something we should take a closer look at the future.

A screen that makes a difference

The short impression we manage to get the Galaxy Nexus design and hardware during their stay in London feels overall very positive. In today's smartphone market, especially the premium-oriented, the screen is the overall most important component. Here we are so far impressed with the Galaxy Nexus, which offers more or less what we asked for earlier, a Super AMOLED panel with high resolution. PenTile technology, we have not noticed any side effects and the most abysmal blackness of the panel can be even more important in Android 4.0, where we appreciate when the graphical navigation buttons blend in with the rest of the phone's black frame, something an LCD panel is not likely succeed in .

Apple iPhone 4 3.5 inches - Samsung Galaxy Note 5.3 inches - Samsung Galaxy Nexus 4.65 inches

Galaxy Nexus is in spite of its large screen relatively light and easy to handle. Not everyone will appreciate the feeling that Samsung's thin plastic shell inspires, but for those who are satisfied with, for example Galaxy S II, we see no problem with that.