Windows 8 has been out for a few months now, but reviews seem to indicate that it’s not a good pick for lawyers who work on a laptop or desktop.
It’s always a little jarring when a software upgrade comes out and users are forced to learn all the small differences in the newer version. But in this case, the difference is stark and the overall effect is that Windows 8 is confusing for many users.
There are lots of little problems with how Windows 8 works, and it all leads to the conclusion that it’s not ready for lawyers to use just yet. Here are eight issues that attorneys may find annoying:
Bottom line: Lawyers may want to wait a while before making the switch to Windows 8. Do you have a different opinion after using a Windows 8 device? Let us know at our FindLaw for Legal Professionals Facebook page, or send us a tweet @FindLawLP.
Related Resources:
- 5 reasons not to upgrade to Windows 8 (CBS News)
- The Laptop Buying Guide for Lawyers (FindLaw’s Technologist)
- 5 Time-Saving Gadgets for Lawyers (FindLaw’s Technologist)
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