I asked this before, why does Microsoft think we'll fall for for
Numbering over functionality? The ink is barely dry for Windows 7 and
now they are out with Windows 8.
What's going to make 8 successful if 7 got lukewarm support? This is
very telling about the effect which this Redmond continues to "enjoy"
(sic) in the technology space.
How things have changed
Kiania D.
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 9:23 AM, Vincent Wayodi <wayodi@gmail.com> wrote:
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