Windows 8 build 8318
| Build of Windows 8 | |
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| OS family | Windows NT |
|---|---|
| Version number | 6.2 |
| Build number | 8318 |
| Build revision | 0 |
| Architecture | x86, ARM32 |
| Build lab | fbl_core1_soc |
| Compiled on | 2012-04-09 |
| Expiration date | |
| Timebomb | 2013-01-15 (+281 days) |
| SKUs | |
| Prerelease PrereleaseARM | |
| About dialog | |
Windows 8 build 8318 is an unleaked build of Windows 8. This build was first shown running on a Samsung Series 5 tablet/notebook convertible at Computex 2012. The ARM32 version of this build, which likely originates from a Surface RT engineering sample,[a] was supposedly uploaded to the Chinese website BetaWorld on 30 September 2019,[1] although this cannot be confirmed or refuted as the build is not publicly available.
Changes[edit | edit source]
The button controls in the Windows Aero visual style were updated to feature a flat design that is largely consistent with the Metro design language.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
BetaWorld screenshots[edit | edit source]
Winverand Microsoft Software License Terms
About Metro Internet Explorer
Desktop (alternative)
Computer management
System Properties
Engadget photo[edit | edit source]
![Build 8318 running on a Samsung Series 5 tablet/notebook convertible[2]](/images/thumb/3/33/WinR88318SAMSUNG.jpg/120px-WinR88318SAMSUNG.jpg)
Build 8318 running on a Samsung Series 5 tablet/notebook convertible[2]
![Build 8318 running on a Samsung Series 5 tablet/notebook convertible[2]](/wiki/File:WinR88318SAMSUNG.jpg)
Notes[edit | edit source]
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sfudally_npcis the name of the device from which the ARM32 version originated from; the first part is short for Scott Fudally, who is the current Vice President of Surface Development at Microsoft's headquarters as of writing.