While this is a huge step towards making Windows 8 work on both touch and non-touch devices they seem to be only going about it half heartedly. For instance, the Start Button is back but can't be turned off, at least as it stands now. I'd encourage my friends in Redmond to make the Start Button a user configurable option as to whether it is on or off - further helping Windows 8 serve all types of devices.
Lest you get too excited here, while the Start Button is back Microsoft has said it doesn't work the same as the Start Button and Start Menu do in Windows 7. It remains to be seen how that specifically will play out.
At least we know it is coming back. I wonder if any business will also now return to Windows 8 or if Microsoft waiting too long and already burned those bridges by not listening to us in the first place?
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