Microsoft did an odd thing, saying that Metro is not the real name of the new interface. Hmm. So what’s the odd thing? Is Metro just a code word not the real term for the Interface, or that after more than several years of work, where everyone, developers, programmers, and third parties working on the new Windows 8 interface called the interface, Metro, and now it is not called that?
Why?
There are no clear explanations for that, but one is that unofficially that Metro may be a term that could cause litigation; a form of copyright dispute. Where and how is not known and Microsoft is not giving any more information about that view.
Confusion with the Apps?
Does Microsoft really want to go in that direction? Consider that Microsoft has two forms of Windows 8 under production, one with the WinRT version and others that are not WinRT. Will this cause a problem for developers and for the public in general? Frankly, I don’t know if developers are confused, but some of the products being released lately have overlapping parts that does bring confusion.
