Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 11th Aug 2005 20:22 UTC
"It's unusual for a Beta 1 version of Windows to have both the final shipping name of the product and as many new features as this build shows. And that's a strong sign of two things. Firstly: Windows Vista remains an ambitious release of Windows, despite some of the features that Microsoft has pushed off the side of the boat. Secondly: Microsoft is trying to get serious, both internally and externally, about this development program. Windows Vista is now the company's top priority." Read on, ten pages, here.
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2005-08-07
The scattered toolbar in IE7 confuses me. What is the point of splitting the toolbar up in to three parts? First you have the Back/Forward buttons next to the address field, which in turn is merged with the Refresh/Stop button. Finally, the rest of the toolbar buttons are placed below the tab bar along with the menu. I simply don't understand the rationale behind these significant UI changes. Where are the studies that prove this is more user friendly?