Best Answer: Is Windows 8 a Flop?
Contents in Its Attempt to Be More Tablet Friendly, Windows 8 Failed to Appeal to Desktop Users, Who Were Still More Comfortable with the Start Menu, the...
In its attempt to be more tablet friendly, Windows 8 failed to appeal to desktop users, who were still more comfortable with the Start menu, the standard Desktop, and other familiar features of Windows 7. … In the end, Windows 8 was a bust with consumers and corporations alike.
Is Windows 8 success or failure?
Windows 8 came out at a time when Microsoft needed to make a splash with tablets. But because its tablets were forced to run an operating system built for both tablets and traditional computers, Windows 8 has never been a great tablet operating system. As a result, Microsoft fell behind even further in mobile.
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Why is Windows 8 so hated?
Windows 8 featured a new UI optimized for multitouch tablets, which Microsoft slapped on top of a crippled Windows desktop sans the Start button/menu. This one-UI-fits-all-devices approach backfired, resulting in confused end users, as well as wary enterprise uses unwilling to upgrade from earlier versions.
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