BY ADITYA KUMAR SAROJ
Windows 8, and now the newly released update of Windows 8.1, the most dynamic PC and tablet operating system by Microsoft, which never really got off after a whole lot of hype it had created since 2011. Microsoft has a new man at the top, but with the same old products, except the fact that he will have Microsoft Mobile (the new name of Nokia) under his control. With Bill Gates pulling his hands away from Microsoft, for his philanthropic works, there is going to be a lot of pressure on Satya Nadella. No one really knows how Microsoft is going to survive in this Apple-Samsung-Google world (with little space for Sony and few others).
Windows 8, and now the newly released update of Windows 8.1, the most dynamic PC and tablet operating system by Microsoft, which never really got off after a whole lot of hype it had created since 2011. Microsoft has a new man at the top, but with the same old products, except the fact that he will have Microsoft Mobile (the new name of Nokia) under his control. With Bill Gates pulling his hands away from Microsoft, for his philanthropic works, there is going to be a lot of pressure on Satya Nadella. No one really knows how Microsoft is going to survive in this Apple-Samsung-Google world (with little space for Sony and few others).
"Every aspect of Microsoft's business is being fundamentally transformed because of data," said Nadella at a presentation in San Francisco. "You have to build deeply into the fabric of the company a culture that thrives on data."
This comment from Nadella suggests that Microsoft again wants to prove to the world that it's not the hardware but the software that will again bring the IT revolution in this world, and Microsoft wants to be a part of it.
But what really is going to be the tech giant's future? Stay tuned to PlayBlox! for the next part of 'Microsoft's Future'.
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