Hard to believe, but one has to read to the end of the article to find:
"Windows 10 is shaping up to be a tremendous product, a worthy successor to Windows 7."
Changing names again: Metro becomes Windows
Woody Leonhard
By Woody Leonhard on April 2, 2015 in Top Story
An obscure notice that Metro apps are now Windows apps leaves more than a few Windows observers confused.
Microsoft has a long history of bungled product branding, but its latest decision plumbs new depths.
How not to announce a major branding change
Microsoft recently announced a significant change in the terminology for programs that run under Windows 8 and 10. You and I, our co-workers, our friends and family, even passers-by on the street will soon be asking whether our Windows computer can run Windows apps and/or Windows desktop applications. As is all too common with Microsoft branding, the answer is far more complex than it should be.
Youd expect such a major change to be announced with explosive fanfare, dancing office-worker ads, a Super Bowl spot and a lot of education for the beleaguered customer base.
You would be wrong!
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