“The world of computing has changed a lot since Windows came out 25 years ago. We wanted to reinvent Windows to be what people expect today but we also wanted to maintain the familiar desktop and the apps that people use,” Larson-Green stated in a video interview with ABC News. For those that don’t know, Julie Larson-Green was recently promoted to take over Sinofsky’s place as the person in charge of the Windows division, at least in the engineering aspect of Windows.
Further reading: Julie Larson-Green, Microsoft, Windows 8
