Windows, Revamped and Split in 2

By Daniel Appelquist on October 29th, 2012

I think this is a good sum-up of why Windows 8 launch is a UX disaster. /cc +Thomas Curtis

Microsoft’s Windows 8 has two different worlds, one designed primarily for touch screens, the other for mouse and keyboard.

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