Breaking the Windows Barrier
The new year is beginning with Microsoft previewing its next-generation operating system, Windows 7, which is remarkable only in that it is almost the same as every previous version. But if we place form, in its broadest sense, at the heart of the user interface, we can begin to imagine designs that enable multiple levels of understanding and thus convey complex subtleties.
Kyoto – As 2009 commences, Microsoft is previewing its next-generation operating system, Windows 7, which is remarkable only in that it is almost the same as every previous version. Stagnation in computer design is not surprising, considering that familiarity is so comfortable.
Kyoto – As 2009 commences, Microsoft is previewing its next-generation operating system, Windows 7, which is remarkable only in that it is almost the same as every previous version. Stagnation in computer design is not surprising, considering that familiarity is so comfortable.