Windows 8.1 features, including support for NFC printing and Wi-Fi hotspot functionality. For enterprise users, these two features added to Windows 8.1 will no doubt become more practical.
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Microsoft Windows Business and have said on the Springboard Series blog, Windows 8.1 will allow the PC via NFC way connected to the printer to complete the print job. Of course, the premise is the PC and the printer must be equipped with NFC module. Microsoft said: "With Windows 8.1 after it is no longer required when printing via the network to find the right printer or purchase special printer and now just need to NFC tags affixed to the existing printer can." In addition to supporting NFC Print addition, Windows 8.1 also allows users to install a specific driver without Wi-Fi connection under the printer and print the file. In addition, the upgrade Windows 8.1, users can also Bluetooth and NFC support Miracast way to connect the monitor.
Windows 8.1 upgrade
Windows 8.1 upgrade is another Wi-Fi hotspot features added. With Wi-Fi hotspot functionality, users can own a PC into a router, and other devices to share internet access. Also, if an application needs to connect the VPN, users only need to click once they can establish a VPN connection, greatly simplifying the connection process.
And in terms of security, Windows 8.1 also adds support for fingerprint identification and Virtual Smart Card support. Meanwhile Windows Defender security software will also be able to detect network behavior, in order to ensure PC security.For enterprise users, Windows 8.1 allows IT administrators to customize the Windows Start staff PC interface. If the employee is working with a private PC, then, Windows 8.1 PC connection also allows private corporate network and access to relevant content, but can also keep employees in private companies also deleted files related files.
Microsoft Windows 8.1 also added called OMA-DM API interface. Enterprises can use through the interface, such as Mobile Iron and Air Watch this third-party software to manage enterprise PC.
In addition, Windows 8.1 will also add a new feature called the Workplace.Commenting on this feature, Microsoft said: "Through the Workplace, IT administrators can better manage corporate resources, if a user is registered in the enterprise network equipment he is using, IT administrators can set this device access rights, in order to ensure the security of corporate resources. "
Of course, business users will be more concerned about these Windows 8.1 upgrade. For individual users, Microsoft had previously said that Windows 8.1 will provide a more personalized interface settings, improved search functionality and full support for SkyDrive cloud storage.