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from what i gather, the Windows 10 privacy and data slurping defaults are enough to make Google blush, at least they ask you. one review on Windows 10 described it as a 3GB keylogger.

similar incompatibility between older Windows versions, think Vista shited all the default user profile paths. for a company that seems determined to allow lingering legacy support for decade, even two decades old apps, they're quite happy to break the user experience. try saving something in...

this does not mean it is not poop. what i thought, until i found a link to sourceforge with countless examples of code checking for "Windows 9" rather than a version.

:lolol: amusing, i've missed this one. windows version is coded in the OS with a different number to the brand version. Win95 was version 4.0, 98 was 4.1. the last few windows have all been windows 6.x internally. they just wanted to jump the numbers and sync brand windows version with...

consider the differences in functionality and UI required between creating a Word or PDF document, with reading the same. the very way we interact with phones, tablets and PCs are different, our expectations are different, the environments and purposes are in the main different. the way in...

:lolol: Cortana? really? voice commands are a gimmicky distraction to make us all feel "futuristic", that work well in the phone platform but have no place in the office environment. and there's the rub of Windows, its trying to shoehorn several platforms into one OS, when there is far too...

i believe it may mean both. though the details are sketchy at this point, MS seems to be moving to a subscription model.

pretty much. some marketing chap thought it a good idea. they had to do something after the pitful reception of Win 8, not realising its their strategy of one OS thats the problem, not the name.