All that software development time! yet we have problems already springing up in Microsoft's new Windows Vista!
Today's dilemma is all about speech recognition (more here from the BBC) -- truly a technology that would seem to be embraced by everyone, but still a technology that has not really crossed the chasm into mass market acceptance.
(Thanks to Kurzweil for the image -- it's been some trip from their music synthesizer to what they are doing now!)
Seems a really bad person can now take over your computer via speech, exploiting some weakness or other than wasn't supposed to be there in Vista in the first place -- they spent a lot of time talking about heightened security in the new OS at the NYC kickoff earlier this week, but I guess they forgot to check out a few things ...
Anyway, with many people sitting on the fence about upgrading their Windows XP platform -- or even considering buying a Mac instead, do we sense a bit of sales disappointment on its way back to Redmond?
Time, as always, will tell ...
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I for one bought an iMac 'instead'..
Sure you are not the only one going that way ...
Microsoft is not focused on quality, only on sales.