The idea that you have to have Windows 8 before Windows 9 is obvious from the sheer logic of the naming convention—of course 9 comes after 8. Beyond the naming, though, the latest Windows operating system, which is expected to be unveiled by Microsoft at an event in San Francisco tomorrow, couldn’t exist without Windows 8.
Every iteration of a product like the Windows operating system is an evolutionary process. Microsoft strives to find ways to make the operating system more intuitive, more effective, and more efficient, while also integrating new technologies that have developed since the last version. Microsoft developers also must respond to user comments and feedback, and incorporate features and changes when there is sufficient demand—but only if it won’t fundamentally alter the capabilities and experience Microsoft wants to deliver. read more
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