What's new in Windows Embedded 8 Standard

By Gianni Rosa Gallina

This course provides an overview about the new features, tools and changes introduced in Windows Embedded 8 Standard, the successor of Windows Embedded Standard 7.

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Course info

Rating

(15)

Level

Intermediate

Updated

November 1, 2013

Duration

2h 36m

Table of contents

Introduction

14m 37s

Windows 8 Features Overview for Embedded Devices

14m 51s

What's new in The Tools

44m 36s

Embedded Lockdown

26m 25s

Deployment, Management and Servicing

17m 40s

Custom Branding

12m 40s

Windows Store Apps

12m 0s

Licensing and Activation

13m 21s

Description

Course info

Rating

(15)

Level

Intermediate

Updated

November 1, 2013

Duration

2h 36m

Description

This course provides an overview about the new features, tools and changes introduced in Windows Embedded 8 Standard, the successor of Windows Embedded Standard 7. Windows Embedded 8 Standard is a modular operating system based on Windows 8, which provides enterprises and device manufacturers the freedom to choose which capabilities will be part of their industry devices and intelligent system solutions. The newly released version supports modern, rich, customizable, multi-touch experiences that keep customers engaged and employees informed and productive, as well as new lock-down tools to ensure it’s targeted, secure and consistent.

About the author

Gianni Rosa Gallina

About the author

Gianni is an Italian Software Architect/Developer and Trainer in BEPS Engineering (Microsoft Embedded Gold Partner) since 2007. Microsoft Windows Embedded MVP since 2011, he is also focused on Windows Store/Windows Phone Apps development and the cloud (Windows Azure, Silverlight, ASP.NET MVC, Web API).