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Imagine the scene if you will: Microsoft's top designers and execs are sat around in a room looking at the latest mobile operating systems and the desktop alternatives and wondering how they can take a proportional leap forward from the well-received Windows 7 platform. They've looked at tablets and smartphones that work best with large icons, simple yet intuitive interfaces and considered how ...
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Sue Hughes
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Metro:
Microsoft had to scrap the term METRO last year due to legal reasons. (anyone surprised?)
Touchscreen:
My clients are law firms. In the legal community, there are a lot of what I would call 'seasoned' attorneys and legal assistants. It was tough enough getting them used to the mouse in the early 90's. I'm glad they still have the option of a mouse now as opposed to only having a touchscreen.
Microsoft had to scrap the term METRO last year due to legal reasons. (anyone surprised?)
Touchscreen:
My clients are law firms. In the legal community, there are a lot of what I would call 'seasoned' attorneys and legal assistants. It was tough enough getting them used to the mouse in the early 90's. I'm glad they still have the option of a mouse now as opposed to only having a touchscreen.
