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Brad Reed
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Microsoft's vision for the future of computing — having one platform across multiple different device types — has always been intriguing. Where it's slipped up, however, has been its execution. The trouble for Microsoft is that it tried to stitch a brand-new touch-centric operating system onto its traditional desktop operating system in a way that polarized many longtime PC users. Now the company is scrambling to appease its spurned desktop users while still keeping the touch-centric features that it knows are vital to staying relevant in the mobile world.Continue reading...
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