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Tag Archives: Windows 8
“Win Reviews”
Another review of a Microsoft product (or in this case service), another black eye. The most recent controversy is over Bing, but let’s face it, a lot of the problem with Windows 8 is how the preponderance of reviews didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged Bloggers, Microsoft, Reviews, Windows 8
65 Comments
Windows Blue Buzz
With the leak of a build (apparently of development milestone 1) of Windows Blue the blogosphere is abuzz over what is coming in the next few months. Most of that buzz is about nice modest improvements to the Modern (yes, … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged Windows 8, WIndows Blue, WIndows RT
47 Comments
What if Microsoft had done Windows 8 differently?
A comment Matt Rosoff over on CITEworld’s re-publication of my post on Microsoft’s current approach to developer (and other customer) engagement inspired me to do a thought experiment. What if Microsoft had approached “Windows 8″ differently? There are a number … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged Microsoft Windows 8, Tablets, Windows 8, WIndows Desktop
147 Comments
Now I get it, the Consumer guys at Microsoft are just plain wrong!
I’m an Enterprise guy. In the mid-70s I set a career goal of dethroning IBM from its then total dominance of the enterprise computing space. By the end of the 80s I needed a new goal, and it’s always been … Continue reading
There is no ARM in Windows RT
Windows RT is the name of Microsoft’s version of Windows 8 for ARM processors, right? It’s aimed primarily at Consumers, right? It’s role in business is primarily in the BYOD realm, right? That’s so 2012! Let’s talk about strategy and … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged Office 2013, Office RT, Windows 8, Windows futures, WIndows RT
46 Comments
Intel and the Windows 8 Launch
Happy New Year! As I let the coffee sink in and recover from last night’s “nerdly New Year”, which is what my wife called the attempt to get photos from a recent trip to play from a share on our … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged Clover Trail, Intel, OEM, Windows 8, Windows 8 Convertibles, Windows 8 Launch, Windows 8 Tablets
7 Comments
OEMs continue to fail on the Windows 8 Launch
The more I wander around looking at Windows 8 in the retail channel the more frustrated I become. There remains very little availability of systems that showcase Windows 8. By that I mean, where are systems that make you feel … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged poor windows 8 sales, Windows 8, windows 8 sales
13 Comments
Is Windows RT the ultimate example of using Telemetry?
I’ve long been thinking of doing a series of postings on both Microsoft and the industry’s use of telemetry and was about ready to start when I realized I’d rather put a cart before the horse. Many have scratched their … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged iPad, Microsoft Surface, Telemetry, Windows 8, WIndows RT
31 Comments
Is Microsoft making a dent in public perception?
Sometimes I see a headline akin to “Microsoft is cool again” and wonder if that could really be true. Then I think about how Windows 8/Windows Phone 8/Surface advertising has replaced campaign ads as the reason I need to fast … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged iPad, Microsoft Advertising, Microsoft Surface, Surface, Windows 8
19 Comments
Thoughts on the new Windows leadership
I’ve had a number of people question if Julie Larson-Green is up to the task of running Windows Engineering. No one has questioned Tami Reller’s expanded responsibilities because, well, Tami is pretty much doing the same job she had before except … Continue reading