Microsoft's self -exposure of Windows8's failure of Win10 system has been greatly improved

2025-02-06 09:00:23|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Microsoft spent a lot of energy and made a lot of determination to create Windows 8, druming the courage to remove the start menu, but from the market report, users did not buy it at all.For the reasons for the failure of Windows 8, Microsoft naturally knows that in their opinion, the "excessive confidentiality" in the development stage of Windows 8 is the root cause of its failure.

Joe Belfiore, senior vice president of Microsoft's operating system and head of Windows project, revealed in an interview with Financial Review a few days ago that the reason why Windows 8 was not the mainstream was because Microsoft had always taken confidential measures during the development process.In other words, it is a bit similar to "building cars behind closed doors" and did not obtain the real needs of users in time.

Joe Belfiore said that at that time, the development of the Windows 8 system was accompanied by the development of the new generation of Surface tablet. Microsoft hoped that the latter would be kept secret, and naturally this concept penetrated this concept into the research and development process of the operating system.

The Windows 10 system has greatly improved in this regard.At present, more than 3.7 million users have participated in the internal test of the Windows 10 preview.For example, when the user uses a new feature of the new system, the system will pop up "What do you think of experience?" In the lower right corner, it is used to receive user feedback.

However, again, Apple's new products and new systems are also secretly developed, but there are few users who do not accept users.How to explain this?

Moreover, Jobs also said that users do not know what they need, what do you think?

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