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This gallery contains Windows 8 application concepts and screen shots from 3rd party vendors, as well as images of the Windows 8 UI as demonstrated by Microsoft earlier this year.
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USA Today's Windows 8 concept application running on a tablet/slate device.
Accompanying post: Windows 8: Two new 3rd party apps using the new Metro UI
(Image Credit: Robbie Dillon)
Caption by: Stephen Chapman
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