There are a number of things that Microsoft has done over the years that have made analysts in the industry scratch their heads, but with the computer software giant’s consistent string of victories in the marketplace, they have shown everyone that they know what they are doing. However, the current situation is unlike any other situation Microsoft has ever faced. What they are up against in this particular run is a rejuvenated competition in the form of an Apple Corporation that has destroyed Microsoft in the mobile technology market as well as an albatross in Windows Vista that has made many people turn towards Apple, even if they like the fact that Microsoft is rushing Multitouch technology to the market with products like the Surface
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A few weeks ago, it was reported that Bill Gates and Microsoft were going to go ahead with Multitouch technology in a way that they had not contemplated before. In essence, they were going to combine Multitouch technology with their flagship Windows operating system software, allowing people to experience both in a way that would hopefully make up for the fiasco that was Windows Vista. Now, as the All Things Digital Conference has come and gone, the picture is starting to get clearer regarding exactly what Microsoft intends to do. Depending on who you are, the news is either very good or somewhat disappointing. As far as the best estimates go, Multitouch technology on Windows 7 is not going to be all-encompassing. Rather, it will