InformationWeek posted a story that Apps written for x86 Windows PCs won't be able to run on ARM-based Win 8 tablets

Engadget reports that the Windows 8 Developer Preview has been downloaded 500,000 times in the first 12 hour

Computerworld takes a first look at Windows Server 8

Anandtech reports that Microsoft briefly showed off the new server manager.

Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 10 Developers Preview 3

Ghacks shows you how to install Windows 8 from USB key

TechReviewSource.com takes a look at the new Windows 8 Developer Preview

Techradar published a Windows 8 tablet review

There is a screenshot gallery from the new Windows 8 Developer Preview on the Warp2Search.at forums

Ars Technica takes a look at Windows 8

Hardware 2.0 reports that Microsoft is adding security features from its Security Essentials program to Windows 8.

PC World takes a look at the Windows 8 features for laptop users

Microsoft has released Windows 8 Developer Preview as free download

Anandtech posted a story that Microsoft will release Windows 8 Developer Preview today at 8 PM PST this evening.

All About Microsoft published a cheat sheet of what they know about Windows 8

Here a roundup of the current Windows 8 news and articles: A brief analysis of Metro on Windows 8, Microsoft BUILD: Windows 8, A Pre-Beta Preview, Microsoft Build: Windows Store to offer safe Windows 8 downloads, Microsoft Build: Windows 8 will scale from tablets to PCs to servers, In Depth: 8 ways Windows 8 improves on Windows 7, In Depth: Hands on: Windows 8 review, Microsoft shows off Windows 8 preview for developers, Microsoft launches Windows 8 developer preview, downloads coming 'later this week', Windows 8 can run on an Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, and Welcome to Windows 8 - The Developer Preview

Computerworld posted a story that Microsoft will webcast the opening keynote at its developers conference

Engadget posted a story that Microsoft developer Truong Do built Mouse Without Borders, a software that lets you control computers on the same wireless network with one set of inputs as if it was one machine with a multiple display.

Neowin reports that Microsoft will give out the first public build of Windows 8 to developers at BUILD this week, but whether or not it will be available to those who don't attend isn't clear.

Computerworld reports that Samsung will unveil a new tablet computer that runs on the Windows 8 OS next week