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While that's all true (one minor correction, 150 million Win7 licenses have been sold). If you haven't taken a look at Win7 mobile, you might want to. It's a p
by sgk284 16y ago
While that's all true (one minor correction, 150 million Win7 licenses have been sold).
If you haven't taken a look at Win7 mobile, you might want to. It's a pretty decent and novel approach to mobile UI. Microsoft has stepped up it's UI efforts in the past year or so. You're starting to see this in most of their products. They finally got a kick in the nuts after resting on their laurels for too long. Win8 shouldn't disappoint.
- huhtenberg 16y agoHaving looked through the slide deck I can't help but to draw the parallels with similar plans for Vista. "It will have this, it will have that, 3rd and 4th" and in the end all that left was the protected media path and the windows-tab gimmick. Perhaps MS has changed, but frankly given the history and considering its size and the amount of office politicking involved I find it fairly hard to believe.