"In an interview, Tammy Reller, head of marketing and finance for the Windows business, apparently told the newspaper that some of the most fundamental aspects of Windows 8 will be changed in the updated version of the OS. Sadly, she refused to go into detail about exactly what the changes might be. She did, however, admit that, during the development of Windows 8, "the learning curve is definitely real".Financial Times: Microsoft Pulls Windows 8 U-Turn
The Financial Times claims this is "one of the most prominent admissions of failure for a new mass-market consumer product since Coca-Cola’s New Coke fiasco nearly 30 years ago"."
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Financial Times: Microsoft Pulls Windows 8 U-Turn [Gizmodo]
Another Windows 8 perspective
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