Windows 8 vs Mac OS X & iOS – Visions of User Interfaces Collide
31 August 2011, 09:45 AM
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Windows 8 vs Mac OS X & iOS – Visions of User Interfaces Collide
This is one of the reasons why i moved from windows. Look where windows 8 is going...
http://osxdaily.com/2011/08/30/windo...-os-x-and-ios/
http://osxdaily.com/2011/08/30/windo...-os-x-and-ios/
31 August 2011, 09:55 AM
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I will say in Win 7 the login screen and control panel certainly need sorting out. XP login screen was better
These things aside Win 7 is awesome........and I'm sure Win 8 will be as well
These things aside Win 7 is awesome........and I'm sure Win 8 will be as well
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31 August 2011, 11:04 AM
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the right click thing is what MS are trying to combat, by sticking the ribbon interface in IE for windows 8.
they maintain that users go for the right-click route, so they're going to stick controls to cover '84% of common use controls' in a ribbon that takes 10%+ space of your browser window.
chrome seems to manage
they maintain that users go for the right-click route, so they're going to stick controls to cover '84% of common use controls' in a ribbon that takes 10%+ space of your browser window.
chrome seems to manage
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The images shown of Windows 8 Explorer remind me of the mess that is Windows Mail.
To think that I found Outlook Express for home use really good, but Windows Mail is an abortion of a program. But you can't get Outlook Express for Windows 7.
To think that I found Outlook Express for home use really good, but Windows Mail is an abortion of a program. But you can't get Outlook Express for Windows 7.
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the right click thing is what MS are trying to combat, by sticking the ribbon interface in IE for windows 8.
they maintain that users go for the right-click route, so they're going to stick controls to cover '84% of common use controls' in a ribbon that takes 10%+ space of your browser window.
chrome seems to manage
they maintain that users go for the right-click route, so they're going to stick controls to cover '84% of common use controls' in a ribbon that takes 10%+ space of your browser window.
chrome seems to manage
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