PC World posted a story that the Developer response to Windows 8 has been very positive in the wake of last week's Build developer conference
Neowin posted a story that Microsoft is seeking to trademark "Charms," the term used to describe the menu and its icons that appear on the right or bottom-left of the screen in Windows 8.
All About Microsoft published a story that Windows 8 Desktop apps will also run on ARM PCs and tablets after a recompile
Techradar posted an article how Windows 8 is faster, lighter and more efficient
ComputerWorld posted a story that Metro apps for Windows 8 will be available only through Microsoft's own store
Neowin posted a tutorial about changing the Metro background on x64
Ghacks posted a blog entry that Windows 8 asks after a reinstall sometimes for a product key
I Started Something discovered that Windows 8 might have phone calling capability
Silicon Republic posted a story that similar to Apple's App Store policy, Microsoft is going to charge developers a 30pc fee for apps sold via its new Windows Store.
PC World's Jason Snell posted his take on Windows 8 and iOS
WinAero has released MetroController for Windows 8, a tool to disable Metro UI and other new features
Marcin Grygiel has installed Windows 8 on a PC with only 128MB RAM
Adobe has responded to the announcement that Windows 8 Metro will not support the flash plug-in
I Started Something posted a quick tip about enabling demo-like touch feedback in Windows 8
Hardware 2.0 posted a story that two new updates are already available for Windows 8 Developer Preview
The Tech Report's Cyril Kowaliski shares his impressions of the Windows 8 Developer Preview
Google's Rahul Roy-Chowdhury has told TechRadar that he does not believe Windows 8's app store will be competition for the Chrome Web Store.
Steven Sinofsky published another article on Windows 8, this time explaining how Windows 8 protects you from malware
PC World takes a quick look at Windows 8 on ARM Processors
HotHardware published a Windows 8 Hands-On Video Preview
