[TorqueDog]

It's one of those scenarios where you just can't win anyway.

Scenario A: Everyone whines about the stuff you changed. You tell them to get used to it. Everyone gives you grief about not listening to customers.

Scenario B: Everyone whines about the stuff you changed. You listen to consumers and implement changes. Industry paints it as an admission of failure.


I think a ton of this could have been avoided by making the new interface a bit easier to figure out, or adapt to whether you were using a touch-enabled device or a regular PC. For mouse users, there's no indication that any of the corners are the screen are 'hot-corners' unless you find them out by accident or you were the one who set the PC up and got to watch the little "Here's how to use Windows" demo whenever a new user logs in.