By Jason Evangelho, Contributor
Windows 8.1 (codenamed “Blue”) will reportedly reinstate two sorely missed features, but there’s no need to wait for Microsoft’s update to get them.
By Jason Evangelho, Contributor
Windows 8.1 (codenamed “Blue”) will reportedly reinstate two sorely missed features, but there’s no need to wait for Microsoft’s update to get them.
Windows 7 and XP still dominate web traffic for the Windows platform with 44.6% and 39% share respectively in February per Net Applications. It is not too surprising that Windows 8 hasn’t had higher usage (it was 2.67% in February) since businesses are going to need to test and train its employees and I don’t think consumers are rushing to buy a new PC or looking to upgrade to an operating system that they can’t fully take advantage of on older technology. It seems like they would prefer to keep using their existing system and buy a tablet, mainly the iPad. …read more
Source: FULL ARTICLE at Forbes Latest
By Tom Groenfeldt, Contributor Windows 8 tablets and Intel-specification Ultrabooks are generating a fair amount of interest and some debate, as my previous post on Windows 8 adoption predictions showed. …read more
Source: FULL ARTICLE at Forbes Latest