Re: The Windows 10 New World Order
It began with trying to cater to a subset of people that really shouldn't have been allowed to exist; this is honestly the only thing I can say regarding how I feel about MS's strategies. I remember a time when only those who were courageous owned computers. Then everyone wanted one but didn't want to put in the effort, the effort involved in maintaining, in learning, in dealing with and continually being productive and creative with it. Around the same time, the mobile device was gaining poppularity; even windows tried pocket PC for a season. Icons got flashier; mouse clicks got easier; software became more instructive and held your hand more often. Little by little, the control that had been given to a base of power users dwindled away until what we were left with were devices running operating systems that withheld permissions, requested more information, and promised to deliver an experience based on collective results. It's th e average Joe's haven; wherever he goes and whatever he does with technology is covered because of this nebulous thing called cloud computing. Contacts, addressbooks, calendars, notifications, shopping preferences, health and fitness, new movie and music listings based on things you've already seen or heard, book titles closely related to what you've read, ideas on who to like, on who to follow, on who to hang with, on who to do what with where you go and how you get there and when you're doing it and why. Welcome to the future; almost.
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