Microsoft’s Vista operating system can’t get no respect, and the software maker aims to change that: Michael Sievert, a corporate vice president in charge of Windows marketing, is leaving Microsoft, the Journal reports.
This blog has chronicled the litany of charges brought against the new version of Windows since it was released just over a year ago: It’s too slow; it’s too difficult to learn; it breaks down; it’s not compatible with some software. We concluded a while ago that no matter the merits of these complaints, the fact that they find their way into newspapers and blogs on a near-daily basis creates the impression that they’re true.
Uncategorized February 15th 2008