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OS X only recently began to look more like Apple’s mobile operating system.

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It’s a far fling from what you were used to in Windows 7 but if you were or are a Windows Phone user, the interface will seem familiar to you.

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The Windows 8 interface is new Microsoft has rebuilt it from scratch and it’s one of the biggest points of criticism for the new operating system. While it would be incorrect to say that any aspect of Windows 8 has been replicated from OS X, it would nevertheless be apt to say that Microsoft has made a viable attempt at combining its mobile and desktop platforms. This post looks at the functional similarities between both operating systems. It makes sense to wonder just how up to scratch is Windows 8 when compared to the current state of OS X in general and Mountain Lion in particular. Apple has long been in the tablet and smartphone business and has been successful in terms of both hardware and software.

The only other operating system that does something similar is OS X, particularly Mountain Lion that brings it closer to iOS. On its own, Windows 8 looks to close the gap between Microsoft’s tablet and desktop operating systems, and the interface itself is strikingly similar to the Windows Phone interface. In what follows, we will take a look at some of the salient features of Windows 8 and Mac OS X Mountain Lion, and see how they are implemented in their respective OS. Windows 8 is mostly being compared to its predecessor and how easy or difficult it will be to adapt to for users running Windows 7. It’s also something of a hybrid that’s meant for both desktop PCs and tablets, specifically the Surface. If you’ve been following any of the pre-launch buzz surrounding this release or have tried your hand at either the consumer or developer preview, you will know that it’s the largest interface overhaul that Microsoft has ever made to its operating system. Three years after Windows 7, Microsoft has released the next version of Windows dubbed Windows 8.